Rover Mowers Limited

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MULCH 'N CATCHTM

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1.Stop the engine.

2.Lift the rear flap of the mower.

3.Remove the grass catcher or deflector (if fitted).

4.Insert the long right hand side of the mulch plug first, into the rear of the mower.

5.Guide the mulch plug in and seat down on the rear axle retainer.

6.Close the rear flap.

Figure 2 - Installing the Mulch Plug

-50m, 51m, 60m, 61m & 80m

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1.Stop the engine.

2.Lift the rear flap.

3.Grasp the handle and, with a firm jolt, lift the mulch plug up and away from the mower.

4.Guide the mulch plug out by rotating the shorter left hand side to the right and then guiding the longer right hand section until clear of the mower.

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1.Stop the engine.

2.Lift the rear flap of the mower.

3.Grasp the handle and lift the mulch plug up and away from the mower.

4.Guide the mulch plug out by rotating the shorter left hand side to the right and then guiding the longer right hand section until clear of the mower.

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The Rover Vari-Tilt System (Patent Pending) is fitted to provide improved performance. Generally it is recommended that the Conbar is at it’s longest length for Mulch Mowing and it’s shortest for Catch Mowing. These recommendations may not suit your grass conditions in which case you should adjust to suit. The Conbar at it’s longest length also provides a greater maximum height of cut.

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1.Stop the engine.

2.Move the Cut Height Lever to the high cut position (1).

3.Loosen the Conbar Locking Knob (2).

4.Apply pressure to the top of the handle bars to tilt the mower back so that the gap in the Conbar arms is at its widest.

5.Maintain pressure on the handle bars and tighten the Conbar Locking Knob.

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1.Stop the engine.

2.Move the Cut Height Lever to the high cut position (1).

3.Loosen the Conbar Locking Knob (2).

4.Pull the handle bar towards the front of the mower to level the mower so that the gap in the Conbar is at its narrowest.

5.Maintain forward pressure on the handle bars and tighten the Conbar Locking Knob.

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Figure 3 - Conbar Adjustment - 35m, 75m,

50m, 51m, 60m, 61m & 80m

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Rover 35m, 75m, 50m, 51m, 60m, 61m, 80m manual Installing the Mulch Plug 50m, 51m, 60m, 61m & 80m

35m, 75m, 50m, 51m, 60m, 61m, 80m specifications

The Rover 35m, 75m, 50m, 51m, 60m, 61m, and 80m are a series of advanced marine vessels designed and manufactured for various applications. Each model has distinct characteristics, technologies, and features that cater to specific operational needs.

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