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centimetres so that no strips are left
standing. Ensure that you cut with
sharp, perfect blades so that the
blades of grass are not shredded
and the lawn does not turn yellow.
Note:
On slopes the cutting path should
always be across the slope. The
mower can be prevented from slid-
ing down the slope by angling it
upwards. Do not mow excessively
steep slopes and be particularly
careful if you change the direction
in which you are mowing on the
slope.
Clean the underside of the mower
housing regularly. Deposits of grass
must be removed. Deposits make
it difficult to start the mower, impair
the quality of the cut and the ejec-
tion of the grass.
Mowing with the aerator roller
(only 32 EH)
The Hattrick is a unique lawn-
mower in that it has an aerator
roller which can be switched on
and which removes moss and
Using the aerator roller
Aerating at soil depth.
Aerating the surface of the soil.
Combing the lawn.
Collecting leaves.
Mowing with the Grass Box
Figure 6
The grass box must be emptied as
soon as grass residue is left lying
on the lawn.
matted grass during mowing.
The Hattrick is not a cultivator
which is used once or twice
a year. It aerates the lawn effective-
ly by repeated use and removes
a very great deal of moss and mat-
ted grass in this way. The aerator
depth is adjustable and is regulat-
ed via the central cutting height
adjustment.
The grass should not be higher
than approx. 50 mm when you
switch on the aerator roller as
otherwise no aeration effect will be
achieved. Moreover, long pieces
of grass can become stuck in the
aerator roller.
Use in Spring
The lawn needs air after the
winter period. If there is a large
amount of moss and matted grass
in the lawn you can switch on the
aerator roller regularly. The recom-
mended cutting height is approx.
25 – 40 mm. The aerator springs
work at soil level and remove moss
and matted grass. Air, water and
nutrients can penetrate into the soil
again. The lawn becomes more
attractive, denser and tougher.
Cutting height adjustment
25 – 35 mm
35 – 40 mm
40 – 45 mm
40 – 50 mm
Warning! Turn off the
A
motor and wait for the cut-
ting mechanism to come to a
standstill before taking off the
grass box.
Use in Summer
In dry weather it is important to
prevent the lawn grass from drying
out or turning brown. Therefore do
not cut it too short. We recommend
a cutting height of 40 – 45 mm.
The aerator roller can be switched
on every 2nd or 3rd time the lawn
is cut and combs out residue from
cutting plus matted grass lying on
the surface. The aerator roller
should be turned off when cutting
long grass.
Use in Autumn
To prepare the lawn perfectly for
the coming winter, we recommend
cutting the lawn down to approx.
25 mm. When the aerator roller
is switched on it removes moss and
matted grass plus wet or solid
leaves.
Clean the mower housing each
time the mower is used.
Mode of operation of aerator roller
The aerator springs penetrate up
to 7 mm into the sward, depending
on the nature of the soil.
The aerator springs remove moss,
matted grass and weed rooting on
the surface.
The aerator springs work residues
out of the lawn.
The aerator springs remove even
wet or soil leaves from the lawn.
To remove the grass box, lift the
protective flap (fig. 6, item 1) on
the lawnmower with one hand.
Lift the grass box by the carrying
handle (figure 6, item 2) with the
other hand.
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