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	|  | Re: Troybilt Horse 3 Reply #3   Feb 19, 2012 3:25 am
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Not sure but think your asking about the starter part number. The HH60 is a was a cast iron 6hp and should have a number on it but you know that. Not sure if the Horse had a factory number besides the marketing designation but Below is an exploded view of a Horse III from 1983:   Troy-Bilt HORSE III 6HP ROTO TILLER (S/N 640000-855638) http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=Troy-Bilt&mn=HORSE+III+6HP+ROTO+TILLER+ Looks like they came with hand pull start or a 12 volt battery start.  The 12 volt starter for a HH60 is Tecumseh 35765A.   A 120 volt starter for an HH60 is 33328D and there other starter numbers that will mount to it also so other possible numbers are versions 33328, A B & C.      Are you packing in the airplanes and taking up gardening?   |  
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	|  | Re: Troybilt Horse 3 Reply #4   Feb 21, 2012 10:11 am
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No, not giving up on planes....  I found it on Craig's list for $40....  After growing up with a Horse, I could not pass it up.   I had to put 2 tubes in it and clean "The green" from the carb bowl. I have 2 small cracks in the fan cover I will stop drill and weld.  The guy that was selling the tiller listed it as "seized motor", when I saw it in his yard I noticed it was stuck in gear and the rewind was unable to pull.   After some penetrating oil, the tiller disengaged, and pulled fine.  I have started it once, seems good to go.   ----- Friiy 
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