Troy Bilt 675HP-1 Reviews
900 Series TroyBilt
Model Year: 2005
I picked up this machine used in 2010, the original engine threw an internal component and snapped the camshaft in half. I transplanted a 6.75 hp Briggs and Stratton on it and have been using it ever since. This is an awesome machine, the front caster wheels make for easy turning, the vacuum/mulching action of the blade/deck combination is fantastic in all but the heaviest of grass. The Briggs always starts on the second pull and is more than enough to prevent bogging in heavy/wet grass. (I have a carb and throttle control for it but haven't installed yet). So for now it runs on the governor only setup.
Pros: Castor wheels and self propelled makes for an easy day of cutting.
Cons: The machine is heavy (90 lbs.) so pulling backwards can be a strain.
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Model Year: 2005
I picked up this machine used in 2010, the original engine threw an internal component and snapped the camshaft in half. I transplanted a 6.75 hp Briggs and Stratton on it and have been using it ever since. This is an awesome machine, the front caster wheels make for easy turning, the vacuum/mulching action of the blade/deck combination is fantastic in all but the heaviest of grass. The Briggs always starts on the second pull and is more than enough to prevent bogging in heavy/wet grass. (I have a carb and throttle control for it but haven't installed yet). So for now it runs on the governor only setup.
Pros: Castor wheels and self propelled makes for an easy day of cutting.
Cons: The machine is heavy (90 lbs.) so pulling backwards can be a strain.
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