Toro ProLine 48-inch 140-1914 Installation Instructions
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The Toro ProLine 48-inch 140-1914 Recycler Kit is designed to finely mulch grass clippings, which enhances lawn health by returning nutrients to the soil and reducing the need for chemical fertilizers.
To install the Recycler Kit, first remove the existing blades and baffle from your mower deck, then attach the Recycler blade and baffle according to the instructions provided in the kit manual. Ensure all bolts are tightened securely.
Check that the blade is installed correctly and is sharp. Also, ensure that the baffle is properly secured and that the grass is not too wet or long, as these conditions can affect mulching performance.
The Recycler Kit is specifically designed for mulching. For bagging or side discharge, you will need to remove the Recycler Kit and use the appropriate attachments for those functions.
Regularly check and sharpen the blades, inspect the baffle for damage or wear, and clean any grass buildup from the mower deck after each use to maintain optimal performance.
Yes, mow at a slower pace to allow the blade to cut and recut the clippings effectively. Avoid cutting more than one-third of the grass height in a single pass to prevent clogging and ensure even mulching.
The Recycler Kit works well with most grass types, but it is especially effective on cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and fescues. Ensure the grass is dry and not overly long for best results.
Check the mower deck for level alignment, ensure the blade is sharp and balanced, and inspect the baffle for blockages or misalignment. Adjusting the mowing speed and height can also help achieve even mulching.
Always disconnect the spark plug and wear gloves when installing or maintaining the Recycler Kit to prevent accidental starting and protect your hands from sharp blades.
The blade should be replaced at least once per mowing season or more frequently if it shows signs of wear or damage. Regular inspection and sharpening will help extend its lifespan.