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Assembly

Attaching the 45L Hard Catcher

WARNING. Ensure the motor is off and not operating when

undertaking this task.

1. Lift the rear discharge guard (10) in order to

position the catcher. (Fig H)

NOTE: DO NOT ever start the mower if the rear

discharge guard (10) does not fully return to the

close position if the catcher is not fitted.

2. Align the square locating holes of the hard

catcher (7), 1 on the right and 1 on the left of the

catcher, with the catcher attachment brackets (11)

extending out from each side at the rear of the

mower, directly under the handle assembly point.

Push the 45L hard catcher (7) downward so

the catcher attachment brackets (11) protrude

through the square holes of the catcher. (Fig I)

3. Release the rear discharge guard (10) to secure

the catcher in place. (Fig J)

NOTE: Always empty the 45L hard catcher

(7) before it has reached maximum capacity,

otherwise it will decrease the performance of

the mower.

TIP: Do not leave clippings in the catcher for

extended periods.

NOTE: If you are unsure of which cutting height

to use, begin with a high setting and trial a small

section of lawn, then check the appearance of

the lawn. Then readjust if necessary.

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Cutting Height Adjustment

WARNING: Stop the engine and unplug

the spark plug before any repairs or

maintenance operations.

This mower has one lever to easily adjust the

cutting height. There are 8 height settings,

from 25-70mm.

1. Stop the engine of the lawn mower before

making a height adjustment. To increase the

cutting height pull the 8 height adjustment lever (12) out and move it up

a notch, towards the handlebar. (Fig K)

2. To decrease the cutting height pull the 8 height adjustment lever (12) out

and move it down a notch, towards the engine. (Fig K)

3. After adjustment, ensure the lever is fully

located in the selected notch.