Troy-Bilt Customer FAQ

The model number on a Troy-Bilt TB160 is typically located on the rear of the mower deck, near the discharge chute or on the frame near the engine. It's often found on a label or sticker.

To check if the fuel filter in your Troy-Bilt riding lawnmower needs replacement, inspect the filter for any dirt or debris. If it appears clogged or discolored, it likely needs to be replaced. Additionally, if you notice a decrease in engine performance, engine stalling, or difficulty starting, a clogged filter could be the cause. Regular maintenance checks can help ensure optimal performance, so consider replacing the fuel filter at recommended intervals.

To find the year of manufacture on your Troy-Bilt zero-turn mower, check the serial number, which is usually located on the frame of the mower or on the engine. The serial number format can help you identify the manufacturing year; the first few digits often indicate the production year. Additionally, you might look for a label or sticker that includes the manufacturing date.

On most Troy-Bilt push mowers, the fuel filter is typically located in the fuel line between the fuel tank and the carburetor. It can be a small, cylindrical or inline filter. To access it, you may need to remove the engine cover or the air filter housing, depending on the model. Take care when handling fuel components and ensure the engine is turned off and cool before inspecting or replacing the fuel filter.

The model number on Troy-Bilt mowers can typically be found on a sticker or metal plate. For walk-behind mowers, the model number is likely on the rear of the mower deck. For riding mowers, it's usually located under the seat or on the underside of the seat. Remember that model numbers are usually a combination of numbers and letters, and you may need this information for buying parts or servicing your Troy-Bilt mower in the future. Always make sure the mower is off and cooled down before looking for the model number to ensure safety.