Preface

Rover Mowers Limited

Ride-on Mower Grass Catcher

Congratulations on your purchase of a quality Australian made and owned ROVER product.

This manual covers the operation and maintenance of the Rover Ride-on Mower Grass Catcher. Please read and understand this Owner's Manual before using this grass catcher. If any point is unclear, contact Rover Mowers Limited or any authorised Rover Mower Service Dealer.

Rover Mowers Limited reserves the right to make changes and improvements to its products at any time, without notice or obligation. The Company also reserves the right to discontinue the manufacture of any product at its discretion at any time.

To emphasise special information, the words WARNING and CAUTION are used.

WARNING

The safety of the user and others involved. Personal injury may result should this information be disregarded.

CONTENTS			PAGE
Preface				i
Safety Instructions				ii
1.	Setting up
	1.1	Grass Catcher selection		1
	1.2	Loose parts kit Model 108		1
	1.3	Loose parts kit Model 109		1
2.	Retrofitting
	2.1	Cutterhead modifications		2
3.	Assembly
	3.1	Towbar Installation		2

3.2Installing the Support Bracket 3

3.3Installing the Fan Disc Assembly 3

3.4	Blade Installation	3
3.5	Mounting the Grass Gatcher
		4
3.6	Frame Assembly	4
3.7	Frame Installation	4
3.8	Outlet Chute Installation	5
3.9	Grass Transfer Tube	5
3.10 Skirt Installation		5
4. Operation
4.1	To Collect Grass	6

4.2Emptying the Grass Catcher 6

5.Maintenance

5.1Cleaning the Grass Catcher 7

5.2Cleaning the Transfer Tube 7

5.3 General

	CAUTION

	Follow these instructions to avoid
	mower damage and possible
	loss of warranty.

Figure	ILLUSTRATIONS	PG
3.1	Towbar Installation	2
3.2	Support Bracket Installation	3
3.3	Grass Catcher Support	4
3.4	Mounting the Catcher Assembly	4
3.5	Internal Frame Assembly	4
3.6	Frame Installation	4
3.7	Outlet Chute Installation	5
3.8	Fitting the Transfer Tube	5
3.9	Skirt installation	5
4.1	Emptying the grass catcher	6

WARNING

With the added load of a grass catcher mounted on the back of

aride-on mower the handling characteristics of the mower can be affected. Therefore the operator must be aware of this fact and take extra care when operating the ride-on, this is

especially evident when cornering, traversing up and down slopes and braking

108, 109 specifications

The Rover 108 and 109 are compact cars that represent a significant part of the British automotive landscape during the late 20th century. Known for their practicality, efficiency, and unique British styling, these models have garnered a loyal following among enthusiasts and collectors alike.

The Rover 108 was introduced as a small hatchback in the late 1980s, aimed primarily at young drivers and urban users who desired a maneuverable car that offered decent performance without compromising on comfort. Its compact dimensions made it ideal for city driving, while still providing ample interior space. The minimalist design approach emphasized clarity and functionality, making it a user-friendly vehicle.

Under the hood, the Rover 108 was equipped with a range of engine options, typically starting with a reliable 1.1-liter engine, which was both economical and easy to maintain. The focus on fuel efficiency was particularly appealing during an era marked by rising fuel prices, allowing drivers to enjoy cost-effective motoring.

Contrarily, the Rover 109 offered a slightly larger framework and advanced features that appealed to families and those needing a bit more space. With its generous interior capacity, the 109 became known for its comfortable seating and good luggage space, enhancing its usability for longer journeys. Its engines were also upgraded to offer more power, improving driving dynamics and responsiveness.

Among the key technologies found in both models were their front-wheel drive configurations and sophisticated suspension systems, which aimed to provide a smooth and responsive driving experience. Safety features included crumple zones and advanced braking systems, reflecting the evolving standards of vehicle safety during the time.

The Rover 108 and 109 brought forth a combination of affordability, design, and practicality. Despite being overshadowed by their competitors in a rapidly changing automotive market, they remain fondly remembered for their character and utility. Both models are a testament to Rover's commitment to delivering accessible yet stylish vehicles that catered to a diverse range of drivers. Enthusiasts continue to appreciate these models for their nostalgic value and distinctive presence on the road, contributing to the enduring legacy of the Rover brand in the realm of compact cars.

Rover 108, 109 owner manual Preface

Models: 108, 109

PREFACE

CONTENTS

108, 109 specifications