Rover 108, 109 Lawn Mower User Manual


 
Rover Mowers Limited Ride-on Mower Grass Catcher Rover Mowers Limited Ride-on Mower Grass Catcher
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WARNING
When working on the cutterhead the
mower must be:
Stationary with the park brake
applied.
The engine switched off.
The ignition key removed.
3.8 Outlet Chute Installation
Figure 3.7 - Outlet Chute Installation
Figure 3.8 - Fitting the Transfer Tube
Figure 3.9 - Skirt Installation
1. Raise the stone guard (A) fitted to the mower
cutterhead and slip the tongue (B) of the outlet
chute between the stone guard and the mower
cutterhead.
(Refer Figure 3.7)
2. Lower the cutterhead stone guard (A) and slide
the outlet chute rod (C) into the tongue of the
outlet chute.
3. Retain the outlet chute rod by fitting the small
spring clip (D) into the eye of the rod.
3.9 Grass Transfer Tube
1. Hold the grass transfer tube by the handle (A)
and slide the tube into the opening in the front
panel of the grass catcher front plate. Then slide
the tube forward over the open end of the outlet
chute till it engages with the stop on the outlet
chute.
(Refer Figure 3.8)
2. Retain the tube by clipping the elasticised strap
(B) on the outlet chute over the retaining button
on the transfer tube (C).
(Refer Figure 3.8)
3.10 Skirt Installation -
(Model 198 cutterhead only)
1. Raise the cutterhead of the mower to the highest
cut position.
2. Position the skirt on the underside of the front of
the cutterhead and attach using the two 5/16” x
3/4” cuphead bolts (A), pushed in from the
underside of the cutterhead so that the flat
washer (B) and nyloc nut (C) are on the top side
of the cutterhead.
(Refer Figure 3.9)
C
B
A
2. RETROFITTING
2.1 Cutterhead modifications - (Model 180 cutterhead only)
All Rover Ride-on Mowers manufactured
before September 1989 must be modified to take
advantage of the Rover Ride-on Mower Grass
Catcher i.e.:
Rancher
TM
12hp Auto-Drive Model: 1866/180
Cutterhead modifications
Rancher
TM
12hp Selector Drive Model: 1766/180
Cutterhead modifications
3. ASSEMBLY
3.1 Towbar Installation (Refer to Selection Chart - Section 1.1)
A towbar may need to be fitted to some models of
the Rover Rancher
TM
and Raider
TM
Ride-on
Mower to facilitate the mounting of the Ride-on
Mower Grass Catcher.
The mounting position of the rear bumper bar
varies between models of Rover ride-on mowers.
Due to this configuration the rear bumper bar
model 110 has three sets of mounting holes in the
side mounting flanges, which suit all front engine
Ranchers
TM
and Lawnking
TM
mowers currently
manufactured by Rover. (Refer to Figure 3.1).
The Rear Bumper Bar Model 110 is fitted as a
standard feature on the Lawn King
TM
and is an
option on Rancher
TM
Ride-ons and the Raider
TM
Ride-on.
This modification allows maximum air velocity to be achieved
at the outlet chute necessary for the grass catcher to effectively
collect grass cuttings.
These modifications involve the cutting of air intake ports into
the top of the Model 180 (30”) cutterhead and welding in
stiffeners.
CAUTION
Modifications to the cutterhead must be
carried out by an Authorised Rover
Service Dealer or Warranty on products
will be void.
CAUTION
Towbar brackets have 3 sets of
holes per side.
Lawn King has the towbar fitted
as standard.
1. Slide the towbar over the rear of the chassis with the
side brackets pointing upwards.
2. Align the holes in the towbar side brackets with the
holes in the rear of the chassis. Retain the towbar
with the four bolts, shakeproof washers and nuts
supplied.
Rancher
TM
Selector Drive, Auto Drive.
Raider
TM
Ride-ons.
Rancher
TM
Hydro.
Lawn King
TM
ride-ons - 18” DIA. Rear Tyres.
Lawn King
TM
ride-ons - 20” DIA. Rear Tyres.
T
owbar mounting holes
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
Ride-on Chassis
Transaxle
Towbar Assembly
Model 110
Figure 3.1 - Towbar Installation
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