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Alroh Warranty
Refer to your warranty card for terms and conditions.
Model No ....................... ... Serial No .......................
Service Record
Date Purchased
1st Year Service
3rd Year Service
5th Year Service
7th Year Service
9th Year Service
11th Year Service
Your Local Alroh Dealer
Initial Oil Change
2nd Year Service
4th Year Service
6th Year Service
8th Year Service
10th Year Service
12th Year Service
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RESIDENTIAL CYLINDER MOWER
OWNER'S MANUAL
Manufactured by M.E.Y. Equipment
200 Collier Road, Bayswater WA 6053
Tel 08 9370 1110 Fax 08 9370 2566
www.alroh.com.au
Established 1951
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Summary of Contents for M.E.Y. Equipment Residential Cylinder Mower
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Page 1: Service Record
9th Year Service 10th Year Service 11th Year Service 12th Year Service Your Local Alroh Dealer RESIDENTIAL CYLINDER MOWER OWNER’S MANUAL Manufactured by M.E.Y. Equipment 200 Collier Road, Bayswater WA 6053 Tel 08 9370 1110 Fax 08 9370 2566 www.alroh.com.au... -
Page 2: Cutting Height
ALROH MOWER CONTROLS & BENEFITS Congratulations Thank you for buying a quality designed and manufactured Australian made product. Before operating the mower, we recommend that you read this op- erating guide and the engine manual. THINK SAFETY AT ALL TIMES! Cutting Height It is important to set your mower to the correct cutting height to suit your lawn type. -
Page 3: Cutting Units
Cutting Units The Alroh mower cuts the grass with a clean scissor like action as the spinning cylinder/reel passes the bottom blade. Regular ad- justment is required to maintain a light brushing contact between the cylinder and the entire length of the bottom blade. On all Alroh mowers, the cutting cylinder is firmly fixed in posi- tion and the bottom blade is pivoted upwards to maintain the fine cutting action. - Page 4 Starting Procedure • Prior to starting, check oil and fuel levels. We recommend plain unleaded petrol rather than Premium be used. • Turn the fuel and engine switch to the on positions. • Check that the two clutch levers are disengaged (as illustra- tion).