Troybilt is an historic brand that has been trashed by its current owners. They've harvested the name to slap on poorly built, unreliable products they use the brand to charge a premium for. I own a Troybilt riding mower. I literally spend nfar more time repairing it than I do using it. We have a large lawn, and I have never completed cutting the lawn without spending at least an hour repairing various parts of the mower. It was returned twice. This is the third one we have received, and we have given up on the process of returning it for a "working" one. For starters, literally, it can't hold a charge and requires a jump from another vehicle anytime you want to start it. When it stalls in the field (a frequent occurance) I literally pray it will start on its own. Usually god has bigger fish to fry - I used to walk back to the barn and bring a battery out, then I purchased a lithium jump starter, and most recently I permanently wired a jumper cable set to the mower battery under the seat to speed up the process. The mower has difficulty going up small hills, also the brakes slip when going down hills, so I expect there are or will be lawsuits when folks get hurt. The metal is of very low quality and threaded parts strip after a few replacements...you will replace a lot of parts. I foolishly relied on the brand name, which I remembered from being a kid. Don't make the same mistake - research more than me and buy a brand and model from a reliable, local seller who also services your specific model.
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Manufacturer of lawn and garden equipment including garden tillers, tractors, cultivators, mowers and snowthrowers. Offering on-line shopping, customer reviews, store and service locator, plus recall information.