Troy-Bilt 466 Lawn Mower User Manual


 
Insert post ofcable ties that are on lower handle
into the holes provided on the lower handle. The
holes may be on the inside or outside. Pull cable
ties tight and cut off the extra. See Figure 5 below.
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Figure 5
AttachingStarterRope
The rope guide is already attached to the rightside of
the lower hand]e of your mower. See Figure 6.
With the spark plug wire disconnected and
grounded, hold the blade control handle against the
upper handle, and pull the starter rope up to the
rope guide. See Figure 6.
Slip the rope through the rope guide as shown
below. Tighten the wing nut holding the rope guide
to the lower handle.
Figure 6
GrassCatcherAssembly
It the grass catcher is not already assembled, foT]owthe
steps below to assemble it. Otherwise go to the next
sub-section on Attaching Grass Catcher.
NOTE: Make certain the grass bag is turned right side
out before assembling (waming label wi# be on the
outside).
Partsfor GrassBag
1. Front Frame
2. Rear Frame
3. Bag
AssemblingGrassBag
Join the rear frame and front frame assembly as
shown in Figure 7A.
Place the bag over the frame (black plastic side is
the bottom of bag). Slip the openings in the side of
the plastic channels on the bag over the hooks on
the grass catcher frame.
Secure bag to frame by working the plastic
channels on bag over frame as shown in Figure 7B.
All of the plastic channels except the center top of
the bag attach from the outside of bag. The center
top of the bag attaches from inside the bag.
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Assembly
Rear
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Plastic
Channels
Figure 7
AttachingGrassCatcher
If your mower is equipped with a rear baffle, and it
is in place on the mower, lift the rear discharge doer
and remove it from the mower. See Figure 8.
Figure 8
NOTE: Make sure that the cables are routed to the
outside of the handle when attaching the grass catcher.
Liftthe rear discharge door.
Place the hooks of the grass catcher into the slots
in the handle bracket assemblies on both sides.
See Figure 9. Release the rear discharge doer.