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Heavy Growth

Take your time in heavy growth. Be sure to keep uncut material to your left, maintaining a clear discharge area to your right (Figure 17). If the machine can’t do it all in one pass, overlap half of the cutting swath. If the grass is very thick and heavy, try raising the trimmer head off the ground a few inches by pushing down on the handlebar. Cut the material at this height, and then make a second pass with the Mow-BallSupport on the ground.

Ease the DR® TRIMMER/MOWERinto denser growth. If the material is too tough or woody to cut, the cutting cords will wrap around it, wear down or even break off. Sometimes the growth is so heavy, it can’t be mowed in rows. Use a back and forth “vacuum cleaner” motion in these cases.

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Contents DR TRIMMER/MOWER Country Home Products, Inc. All rights reserved Table of Contents DR TRIMMER/MOWER Safety & Operating Instructions Introducing the DR TRIMMER/MOWER About This ManualConventions used in this manual Preparing to Use the DR TRIMMER/MOWER Safety ConsiderationsSafety Information Labels DR TRIMMER/MOWER Safety & Operating Instructions Protecting Yourself Operating the Machine SafelySafety with Gasoline-Powered Machines UsersSetting Up Your DR TRIMMER/MOWER DR TRIMMER/MOWER Package ChecklistDR TRIMMER/MOWER Controls and Features Connecting the Battery Wire Electric-Starting Models Only Adding Oil and Gasoline Adjusting the Handlebar Adjusting the PTA Lever Manual-Starting Operating Your DR TRIMMER/MOWERElectric-Starting Stopping the Cords from Spinning Stopping the EngineEngaging the Trimmer Head Using PTA Parallel Trimming Action Returning to Flat and Forward Mode Engaging the PTAYour Machine’s Cutting Cords Installing Cords Cord Tips Adjusting the Cutting Height Mow Ball SupportObstacle Tips Heavy Growth Very Dry Conditions Garden Clean-UpWet Conditions SlopesRegular Maintenance Maintaining the DR TRIMMER/MOWERBattery Care For Electric-Starting Models Only Connecting a Battery ChargerRemoving and Reinstalling the Mow-BallSupport Assembly Reassembling the Mow-BallSupport Assembly Reassemble the components in the order shown in FigureRemoving the Stone Guard Flap Removing and Replacing the Bottom ShieldRemoving and Replacing the Belt Adjusting the Belt Tension Through the Trimmer Control Cable Removing and Replacing the Side Shield Removing the Wheels Troubleshooting and Warranty Troubleshooting TableSymptom Possible Cause 1800DR-OWNER 376-9637 for assistance DR TRIMMER/MOWER Safety & Operating Instructions DR TRIMMER/MOWER Safety & Operating Instructions DR TRIMMER/MOWER Safety & Operating Instructions Year Limited Warranty Terms and Conditions Customer Service HotlineDaily Checklist for the DR TRIMMER/MOWER Country Home PRODUCTS, Inc