Toro TimeCutter 50-inch 79335 Operator's Manual
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To install the bagger, first attach the mounting brackets to the rear of the mower frame. Then, connect the bagger chute to the discharge opening on the mower deck. Secure the bagger assembly onto the brackets and ensure all connections are tight.
Check if the bagger chute or bags are clogged. Ensure the mower blades are sharp and the deck is set to the correct height. Also, make sure the engine is running at full speed for optimal suction.
To prevent clogging, mow when the grass is dry, avoid overloading the mower with too much speed, and regularly empty the bagger bags. It is also helpful to mow more frequently to reduce the volume of clippings.
Detach the bags from the bagger assembly and empty them completely. Rinse the bags and chute with a garden hose to remove any residual grass clippings. Allow to dry completely before reassembling.
Regularly check for wear and tear on the bagger components, such as the chute and bags. Clean the system after each use, and inspect for any cracks or damage that may need repair or replacement.
While it is possible, it is not recommended to use the bagger with wet grass, as this can lead to clogging and reduced performance. If necessary, mow at a slower pace and check the bagger frequently for obstructions.
Clean the bagger thoroughly and ensure it is dry before storage. Disassemble if necessary and store in a dry, sheltered area to prevent damage from the elements. Covering it with a protective sheet can also help.
Inspect the bags for any sharp objects or debris that may cause tearing. Ensure the bags are not overfilled during use. If wear is consistent, consider replacing them with new, durable bags designed for your model.
It is advisable to check the bagger for debris and blockages after each mowing session. Regular checks help maintain optimal performance and prevent potential damage to the system.
Ensure all connections and clamps are secure and not damaged. Tighten any loose fittings and replace any worn parts that may affect the stability of the chute attachment.