Tb146 ec will not till

is the vent hole in the cap blocked

unscrew cover where recoil rope is and cover and recoiler come off dont have to remove anything else

I have a Cub Cadet 4-cycle cultivator and it takes a while to warm up as well. I assume that is the norm for those small 4-cycle engines. But it should not take more than 3-5 minutes to warm up enough to go ahead and start tilling. Unless of course you live in a fairly cool climate. In that case it may take a little longer. I live in Tennessee.

The fuel line goes:

1. From the filter in the tank to the carb, usually the bottom most connector.
2. From the carb to the Primer. The tube in the center of the primer bulb.
3. From the primer, outer tube to the fuel tank.

Get the manual online from Troy-bilt herehttp://www.troybilt.com/equipment/troybilt/tb146-ec-4-cycle-garden-cultivator

j

I am dying to do this, there is no info on it anywhere

Push down a little on the handle so the tines are not as far in the ground and also push forward a little.

no fire

what engine is it?

I believe that the tb146 ec is a Troy-bilt tiller, so you need the model number and the serial number to get the manual. Go to http://manuals.mtdproducts.com/mtd/Public.do?BrandCode=10001 . Then enter the model and serial numbers and click Search.

The plaque with these numbers is usually on the outside of the tine housing. It's generally in a spot that won't get damaged while the unit is in use.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Sounds like you put too much oil in it. Too much oil has to go somewhere and it's moving past your rings and into your filter.
Recheck the oil level.