Rover

Rover Mowers Limited

MULCH ’N CATCH TM

3.3 Cutting Assembly

WARNING

Before working on the mower:

•Stop the engine

•Remove the spark plug wire

1.Disconnect the spark plug wire.

2.Move the Cut Height Lever to the high cut position and fold the handle bars down.

3.Tilt the mower so that the spark plug is up.

4.Inspect the cutting assembly for damage and wear.

5.Check the disc retaining bolts. Tighten the centre bolt to 65-70 Nm and the three concentric bolts to 8-11 Nm.

If clumping of grass is visible, raise the cutting height of the mower.

3.4Blade Change

Refer to your Mower Owner’s Manual.

1.Disconnect the spark plug wire.

2.Set the mower to the high cut position.

3.Lift the rear flap and prop open to give access to the blades.

4.Remove the blade retaining bolts, nuts and washers and discard.

5.Fit new blades, blade bolts, washers and nuts in sets to maintain balance.

Useful Mulching Hints

Mulch mowing is an acquired art form, and to produce the best results consis- tently, follow these useful hints:

•Do not attempt to mulch if the grass is too wet. Wet grass tends to clump together and does not evenly spread out. It also clogs up the underside of the base.

•Do not mulch on too low a cutting height. Remember the maximum cut should be 25mm off the top of the grass, or 1/3 the grass blade height, whichever is the lesser amount. Refer to diagram.

•Do not push the mulch mower too fast. To obtain the best finish it may be necessary to regulate the ground speed.

•Run the engine at full throttle. Running the engine at low speed does not allow the blades to mulch the grass efficiently.

•Keep the mulch blades sharp. The mulch blades are designed to cut and recut the blades of grass. If the mulch blades are not kept sharp mulching per- formance will be reduced.

•Keep the underside of the base clean. Build-up of grass under the base blocks the air flow created by the mulch blade and reduces mulching performance.

AUSTRALIA	ROVER	NEW ZEALAND
Rover Mowers	Mowers Limited	Rover Mowers
PO Box 1235	ABN 11 000 257 303	East Tamaki,
Eagle Farm, 4009	ABN 11 000 257 303	Auckland
Eagle Farm, 4009		Auckland
Australia.		New Zealand.

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Rev. B		10-2004

30 specifications

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3.3 Cutting Assembly

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30 specifications