Replacement Part List

ManualsBrandsSun Joe ManualsLawn MowersReconditioned 18 in. Manual Walk Behind Reel Mower with Grass Catcher

Attaching the Rear Bag (Fig. 4 & Fig. 5)

1. Assemble bag as in Fig. 4.

2. Hook bag onto steel round bar.

3. Place locking strap from the rear bag to the center bar

of the middle handle, adjust strap for proper height

so the bag does not rub the ground while mowing or

transporting. (Fig. 5).

Operation

Cutting Height Adjustment (Fig. 6)

1. The cutting height of the 18” (45.7 cm) Reel Mower

can be adjusted in 9 positions from 1.63” to 2.63”

(4.1 to 6.7 cm) by moving the height adjusment levers

to the desired position. The height adjusment levers

are located next to the smaller wheels.

2. In order to set the mower to its lowest cutting position,

one at a time, pull the adjustment levers on both sides

to their highest positions.

3. In order to set the mower to its highest cutting position,

move the adjustment levers on both sides to their

lowest positions.

NOTE: The two adjustment levers MUST be set to the same

position (height).

4. The mower can be set to other cutting heights by

moving the adjustment levers to any position within

their range between the highest and lowest positions.

Adjusting the Mower Blade (Fig. 7)

NOTE: The blades were pre-adjusted prior to leaving the

factory, but it is recommended that the adjustment be veried

prior to rst use.

• Vibrations during shipping can cause misalignment, which

often causes the blades to become too loose or too tight.

This will result in a rough, uneven cut, or the mower will be

hard to push.

1. Each end of the cutting bar can be adjusted separately.

2. The cutting bar blade, which is located under the reel,

is able to pivot. The two adjustment nuts located at the

back of the mower move the cutting bar away from the

blades when they are turned counter-clockwise, and

closer to the blades when they are turned clockwise.

m WARNING: Do not overtighten adjustment screw as

this could damage cutter bar. Both screws must be tight on

nal adjustment.

Fig. 4

Fig. 7

Adjustment

screw

Fig. 5

Highest

cutting

position

Lowest

cutting

position

Adjustment

Level

Fig. 6