Rover Lawn Mower 300361 User Guide

Owners Manual

QUEEN

30” REEL MOWER

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

* A mower user must be in good physical condition and mental

health and not under the influence of any drug or alcohol which

might impair vision, co-ordination or judgement.

* When starting, do not wrap the starter rope around your

hand. Do not allow the starter cord to snap back. Return the

starter grip slowly to allow the cord to rewind properly.

* Strictly follow the operator instructions before attempting to

start engine.

* Do not use a mower when tired or fatigued. Lack of alertness

may cause serious injury.

* Never leave wind-up starters in a wound position.

* Never mow where machine could tip or slip.

* Know your controls. Read and Understand Owner’s Manual

before operating mower. Learn how to stop the mower in an

emergency. Refer to Operator’s Instructions.

* On slopes or wet grass be extra careful of your footing.

* Never cut grass by pulling mower towards you.

* Do not lend or sell the mower without the Owner’s Manual.

* Be extremely careful when using a mower on slopes. Stay

alert for holes in the terrain and other hidden hazards.

* Be sure that anyone using the mower reads and fully

understands how to safely operate the mower.

* Stop the engine before pushing the mower across gravel

drives, walks or roads.

* Never mow whilst bystanders or pets are present in the

mowing area.

* Never over-speed the engine or alter the governor settings.

Excessive speed is dangerous and shortens mower life.

* Never mow while barefoot or wearing open sandals or

thongs. Wear long trousers and heavy non-slip shoes.

* Stop the engine whenever you leave the mower even for a

moment.

* It is advisable to wear suitable eye protection when operating

a mower.

* Stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug wire and

inspect mower if:

(a) The mower begins to vibrate abnormally; or

(b) After striking a foreign object.

* Before using, always visually inspect to see that the blades,

blade bolts and cutter assembly are not worn or damaged.

Replace worn or damaged blades and bolts in sets to preserve

balance.

Repair any damage before continuing further operation of the

mower.

* Damaged blades and worn bolts are major hazards.

* Replace worn or faulty silencers.

* Stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug wire before

clearing blockages, checking or working on the mower.

* Never pick-up or carry a mower when it is operating.

* Make sure the area to be moved is cleared of sticks, stones,

bones, wire and debris. They could be thrown by the blades.

* Where fitted, turn fuel tap off at the conclusion of the

mowing.

* When transporting in a vehicle, secure the mower to prevent

movement, roll-over, fuel spillage, and mower damage.

* Store fuel in a cool place in a container specifically designed

for the purpose. In general, plastic containers are unsuitable.

Handle fuel carefully. It is highly flammable.

* Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight to be sure the equipment

is in a safe working condition.

* Refuel outdoors only. Do not smoke when refuelling engine.

Add fuel before starting engine. Never remove the cap from

the fuel tank or add petrol while engine is running. Allow

engine to cool for several minutes before refuelling if engine

is hot. If petrol is spilled, do not attempt to start the engine,

but move the mower away from the area of the spill and avoid

creating any source of ignition until the petrol vapours have

dissipated.

* Never modify the mower in any way. Use only replacement

parts made and guaranteed by the original manufacturer of

your mower.

* Keep all safety devices (guards and switches) in place and

working.

* Keep the engine free of grass, leaves or excessive grease

– these can be a fire hazard.

* Remove the fuel cap slowly to relieve fuel tank pressure.

* Store the mower in a well ventilated room away from naked

flames such as may be found in hot water heaters.

* Check for fuel leaks while refuelling or using the mower. If

fuel leak is found, do not start or run the engine until the leak

is fixed and spilled fuel is wiped away.

* Walk, Never Run.

* Take care not to get fuel on your clothing. If this occurs,

change your clothing immediately.

To emphasise special information the words WARNING and

CAUTION are used.

* Do not operate mower in confined space where exhaust

fumes (carbon monoxide) can collect.

WARNING: The safety of the user and others is involves.

Personal injury may result should this information

be disregarded.

* Mow only in good daylight.

CAUTION: Follow these instructions carefully to avoid

mower damage and loss of warranty.

* Start the engine carefully with feet well away from the

blades.

* Disengage all blade and drive clutches before starting.

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HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT – To cut lower, slacken quadrant clamp bolt nuts (1), also the lower

adjusting screw nut (2). Then tighten top adjusting screw nut (3) until desired height of cut is

obtained. To cut higher, reverse procedure. Re-tighten all nuts after desired setting is obtained. The

indicator marks on the quadrant are an indication of the cutting height, but to set the height of cut

accurately the setting gauge must be used. Refer setting gauge instructions.

SETTING GAUGE – This illustrates the method of setting the gauge to the height of cut, where in

this instance height of cut is a twenty cent piece and a five cent coin. The distance between the

setting gauge bar and the underside of the adjustable screw head represents the height of cut. Lock

the screw in the desired position with the wing nut. To use the setting gauge, rest it against the

underside of the front and rear rollers, as illustrated, and by adjusting the front roller, the desired

height of cut will be obtained when the underside of the screw head lightly touches the top cutting

edge of the bottom blade across its full width. When using the setting gauge, take care not to force

the head of the adjusting screw onto the bottom blade, as this could distort the blade and affect

the setting.

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TO CHECKTHE MOWER FOR ALIGNMENT – Your mower is designed to produce the perfectly flat cut that is required

for a top quality green. Ridging or stepping between cuts means that the height of cut is unevenly set or more likely,

that the mower is “out of square” – That is, the rear roller is not perfectly in line with the cutting edge of the bottom

blade.This condition can be brought about by transport of the mower or undue stress caused by bumping while moving

from the equipment shed onto the green. Re-alignment can be achieved by different means but the recommended

procedure is –

Lay the mower back on the handle.

Chalk the thin front edge of the bottom blade about 6” of is length at both ends.

With the front roller remaining in approximately its normal height setting, “sight” the bottom of the front roller relative to

the chalked cutting edge of the blade.

Adjust the front roller into exact alignment with the cutting edge, continually sighting while adjustment proceeds.

Lock the roller and recheck.

Now use your height setting bar as an aligning tool by placing the bar against the front roller and the rear roller on the

extreme LEFT HAND SIDE. (Chain Cover Side)

Adjust the setting bar screw so that it just contacts the bottom blade cutting edge.

Test the right hand side of the rollers with the same setting, and adjust the rear roller up or down until the same screw

contact is achieved on the blade.

As the movement of the rear drum could affect the original L.H.S. setting slightly, reset the screw at the L.H.S. and

recheck the R.H.S.

All elements of your machine will not be in perfect alignment.

After tightening all adjustments a final check should be made.

The required height of cut can now be checked and set in the normal manner.

While the procedure may seem complicated it is in fact very simple to perform and can be carried out in less than 15

minutes. The sighting is easy and accurate because it is done from the front roller which is nearest to the operator. A

machine that is “true” will pay dividends by precision cutting of your green.

CUTTER – To adjust the cutter setting, slacken cutter hanger clamp

bolts (4) at each side of the machine, and proceed as follows:

Adjustment – Slacken the top nuts (5) on adjusting screws. Then

by tightening the bottom nuts (6), the cutter is lowered on to the

bottom blade. To raise the cutter, loosen the bottom nuts and tighten

the top nuts. Re-tighten cutter hanger clamp bolt nuts. Always adjust

cutter to bear very lightly on bottom blade. If the cutter rubs harshly

on the bottom blade, there will be excessive wear of both cutter

blades and bottom blade, and an unnecessarily heavy load on the

power unit.

A grass trough is incorporated that can be

adjusted closely to the rear drum so that

grass and dirt build-up is scraped from the

drum and caught in the trough.

TO EMPTY – Remove the cover plate from the trough opening in the side frame.

The cover unclips by pivotting it upward.

Withdraw the trough, as illustrated.

When replacing, the end of the trough could come into contact with its adjusting screw, when half way in. A twisting

action will allow the bottom edge of the trough to clear the screw and to push right in.

Replace the cover plate.

NOTE – The trough can be withdrawn more easily if the deflector clamp bolts are loosened and the deflector

lowered to allow extra clearance.

ADJUSTMENT – The adjusting screw can only be operated when the trough is removed as it is located under the

centre of the trough.

To adjust trough closer to roller, release lock-nut and lower screw slightly – to move it away, raise screw slightly. Replace

trough and check clearance from the drum. If satisfactory withdraw trough and tighten lock-nut.

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REVERSING CUTTER – A feature of this machine is that the cylinder may be easily removed,

reversed end for end and replaced. This provides a new keen cutting edge. If the bottom blade

is badly worn, this should be replaced at the same time that the cutting cylinder is reversed or

replaced.

To withdraw cutter from machine, first remove cutter chain (7), sprocket (8) and grass deflector

(9), refer illus. Page 1. The sprocket is removed by inserting tommy bar in hole in sprocket and

giving tommy bar a sharp tap with a hammer. NOTE – The sprocket has a left – hand thread, to

unscrew, turn in a clockwise direction.

Remove the grass deflector and deflector supporting bar.

Remove the cutter hanger caps by undoing the holding bolts (10) at each side of the machine.Then

the cutter may be taken from the machine by lifting and moving to the chain side of the machine.

The opposite side will then clear side frame. Continue with a diagonal lift to complete removal.

Remove the nut from the end of the cutter (it has a left-hand thread).

Reposition this nut at the other end of the cutter.

Turn the cutter end for end and replace in the

machine. Then reverse operations used to remove

cutter from machine. Replace all bolts and tighten

firmly. After reversing cutter it will be necessary to

adjust same. Also see detail on chain adjustment.

IMPORTANT: When reversing or replacing

the cutter do not remove the cutter bearing

hangers. Remove the bearing caps only as

instruction. The bearing caps must not be

changed over, each cap must be replaced in its

original location.

CLUTCH – To be certain that the clutch is fully engaged without possibility of slip, there should be

approx. 1 /2” of free movement (at the clutch operating lever knob) before the resistance of clutch

operation is felt. This adjustment is made by means of the self-locking nut “E”.

CHAINS – Adjustment – Loosen chain adjustor locking bolt (14) and slide the chain adjustor in the

desired direction. A chain should never be adjusted tightly. It is advisable to leave the cutter chain

with a little slackness so that slight adjustment of the cutter can be made without having to re-adjust

this chain each time.

GRASS DEFLECTOR – The grass deflector is adjustable

to permit grass to be thrown into the box at the desired

angle.

Adjustment – Loosen clamping screws and raise or lower

as required.

V-BELT DRIVE – The V-Belt tension is correct when there

is about /2” up and down movement of the belt midway

between the pulleys.

Adjustment – To tighten belt, remove motor cover, loosen

four nuts holding down the motor, and force the motor to

rear. Then re-tighten nuts.

NOTE: V-Belts are designed to run dry, and under no

condition is belt dressing required.

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LUBRICATION – Pre-lubricate, sealed ball races are fitted to the cutter, drum shaft, countershaft

and front roller. No further lubrication is necessary to these 8 races.

Drums are fitted with special self-lubricating bushes and do not require lubrication.

Driving Chains – grease or medium oil used sparingly.

Gear Box – use medium oil at points B, C and D. Use grease sparingly on gear teeth.

FRONT ROLLER SCRAPER – Loosen clamp bolt each end, adjust scraper to just clear the roller

and re-tighten clamps.

CLEANING – This mower is constructed of first-class materials, and will give longer and more

efficient service if kept clean. After cutting and before putting machine away, wipe blades down with

an oily rag. Occasionally check nuts and bolts for tightness.

WARNING – State Electricity Authority regulations provide that it is always necessary to disconnect

power supply before effecting any adjustments to the machine.

ELECTRIC MOTOR

MODEL 300361 1.5 HP 240V SINGLE PHASE 7.3 AMPS.

MODEL 300433 1.5 HP 415V THREE PHASE 2.6 AMPS.

NOTE: Model No: 300361 Queen^TMmower is fitted with a manual reset overload switch.

The reset button is located on the mains power switch mounted on the right hand side of the

handles.

FITTING INSTRUCTIONS 30”TEASING RAKE

1. Remove front roller 2. This allows front roller 3. Remove spacer tube from 4. Replace bottom spacer

quadrant bolts and nuts assembly, complete with roller assembly by tapping tube with teasing rake

(A and B), and also roller bottom spacer tube to be off quadrant from the roller assembly with rake sections

adjusting rod nut (C) at both removed clear of machine. ball race.

sides of the mower.

facing frontwards.

7. Adjust teasing rake depth

so that it is just able to tease

up the runners. Adjustment

is effected by loosening bolt

5. The quadrant bolt “A”, 6. Re-adjust front roller to “A” each side and adjusting the rake height as required. To

must enter the square hole desired height of cut (as raise, unscrew nut “B” and take up with slack “C”. Retighten

in the rake supporting plate described in the mower “A”. Reverse procedure to lower rake.

“B”, before re-assembly to instruction manual).

the mower.

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

305795

305779

302148

A03285

301428

302033

302156

302172

305971

305621

1661775

305630

305656

A12106

A02110

A02034

A02060

318228

A02044

232116

3182102

A02031

A02166

A02163

A02050

A02088

A02075

302130

305963

305980

1204347

A02008

A02033

Side frame assembly- LH

Side frame assembly- RH

Clutch housing cover

Knob

Main stay tube assembly

Cover case mount stud

Plate

Cover holding bracket assembly

Shaft cover

Grassbox pivot stud

Clip

Top spacer bar

Deﬂector adjuster

Decal- Warning

“Setscrew- 3/8”” x 1”” unf.HT.”

“Washer- 3/8”” shakeproof”

“Nut- 3/8”” unf.hex.”

“Setscrew- 1/4”” x 3/4”” unf.HT.”

“Washer- 1/4”” shakeproof”

“Nut- 1/4”” unf.hex.”

“Setscrew- 5/16”” x 5/8”” unf.HT.”

“Washer- 5/16”” shakeproof”

“Setscrew- 3/8”” x 1-1/4”” unf.HT.”

“Screw- 3/16”” x 1/2”” mush.head MT.”

“Nut- 3/16”” square pressed”

“Bolt- 5/16”” x 1-1/4”” unc.hex”

Rivets- 73 AS 5-5 blind

Clutch housing cover assembly

Shaft cover assembly

Felt strip

“Bolt- 3/8”” x 1-3/4”” unc.”

“Nyloc nut- 3/8”” unc.”

“Washer- 3/8”” x 3/4”” x 16g.ﬂat”

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

301217

303992

304012

301188

3111255

301807

301196

333024

301840

1502474

1122422

301815

301858

304400

304434

301583

161461

161453

2986543

301866

A05086

304469

1212769

A02031

2321182

A02083

351102

A02060

A02034

3162322

A02007

A02080

A02004

171660

Drum shaft

Drum outer assembly

Drum inner assembly

Ratchet box assembly

Bush

Drum shaft sleeve

Pawl retainer

Drum pawls

Drum shaft collar- LH.

Drum bearing circlip

Drum shaft bearing

Drum bearing housing- LH

Drum shaft collar

Drum bearing- RH.

Drum adjustment screw assembly

Drum adjustment screw purchase block

Chain adjuster bolt assembly

Chain adjuster

Drum chain

Drum sprocket assembly

Woodruff key

Adjustment screw pivot sleeve

Setscrew- 5/16” X 1” unf.HT.

Washer- 5/16” shakeproof

Nut- 5/16” unf.hex.

Setscrew- 5/16” x 3/4” unc.hex.

Setscrew- 1/4” x 5/8” unc.hex.

Nut- 3/8” unf.hex.

Washer- 3/8” shakeproof

Setscrew- 3/8” x 3/4” square head

Nut- 3/8” unc.hex.

Grubscrew- 5/16” x 1/2” unc.socket

Nut- 5/16” unc.hex

Locknut- 5/8” unf.hex.

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

306122

10168

Blade cutter assembly- 10 blades

Blade cutter assembly- 16 blades

Bottom blade- low cut

Sole plate

Cutter bearing housing assembly- LH

Cutter bearing housing assembly- RH

Chain- countershaft to cutter

Cutter sprocket

Hanger cap bolt spacer

Bearing cover washer

Cutter bearing

Bearing housing pivot bolt

Cutter adj.screw purchase block

Cutter adjustment screw

Chain adjuster bolt assembly

Chain adjuster

Bolt- 7/16” x 1-1/4” unf.HT.

Nyloc nut- 7/16” unf.

Bolt- 3/8” x 1-1/4” unc.cuphead

Nut- 3/8” unc.Hex

Washer- 1/2” x 1” x 16g.ﬂat

Nut- 1/2” unf.hex.

Nut- 5/16” unf.hex.

393000

301735

301647

301698

2986519

165340

301680

163432

A07744

163440

301727

301719

161461

161453

1213325

2641238

A04069

A02007

A02063

A02046

2321182

A02060

A02034

2671289

1185887

2071924

A02060

2211047

A02035

A04033

A04112

Nut- 3/8” unf.hex.

Washer- 3/8” shakeproof

Locknut- 3/4” unf.left hand

Bolt- 5/16” x 3” unc.

Screw- 5/16” x 1/2” csk.M/T.

Nut- 3/8” unf.hex.

Roll pin- 3/16” x 1/2”

Washer- 7/16” x 7/8” x 16g.ﬂat

Washer- 3/8” x 3/4” x16g.ﬂat

Washer- 3/8” spring

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

301516

304506

304514

166246

304522

304485

303423

303440

303490

303503

303431

301583

301559

301049

301030

301057

303407

2211047

1122327

2491162

A02060

A02031

2321182

A02034

A04144K

A02007

232116

A07769

A02034

A02169

A02030

3182102

1841057

2501108

Front roller assembly

Clamping channel

Clamping tyne guide

Rake tynes- 32 per set

Clamping rubber

Rake bar assembly

Rake bar mounting bracket

Front roller scrape bar assembly

Scraper clamp plate

Scraper bolt assembly

Mounting bracket support

Adjusting rod purchase block

Front roller adjusting rod assembly

Front roller bracket- RH

Front roller bracket- LH

Bearing seal washer

Height adjusting stud

Roll pin- 3/16” x 1/2”

Front roller bearing

Nut- 1/4” sq.pressed w/series AF.445

Nut- 3/8” unf.hex.

Washer- 5/16” shakeproof

Nut- 5/16” unf.hex

Washer- 3/8” shakeproof

Setscrew- 3/8” x 1” unf.HT. Grade 8

Nut- 3/8” unc.hex.

Nut- 1/4” unf.hex

Bolt- 3/8” x 1-1/2” unc.cuphead

Washer- 3/8” shakeproof

Setscrew- 1/4” x 1” unc.

Washer- 5/16” x 5/8” x 18g.ﬂat

Setscrew- 5/16” x 1” unf.HT.

Pin- 1/2” x No:10

Starlock- 7301/0008 1/4” Advel

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

PART

No.

PART

No.

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

302869

301962

1502474 Circlip

1122422 Countershaft bearing

301815

1501052 Circlip

302383

2721210 Countershaft gear seal

302201

Countershaft

Countershaft sprocket

41 306106 Clutch release trunnion

42 3534040 Clutch release thrust race

43 306093 Clutch plate

44 302236 Clutch spring stud

45 306325 Drum cluch gear

46 657598 Bush- drum clutch gear

47 3111271 Clutch plate bush

48 301268 Clutch plate - sprocket side

49 302210 Felt oil strip

50 302244 Clutch spring

51 302228 Drum clutch sprocket- 14 tooth

52 302279 Drum clutch shaft

Countershaft bearing housing- LH.

Countershaft gear

Clutch housing side cover

Clutch plate lining

Countershaft pulley

10 301276

11 301954

12 A01080 Spring pin

13 301823

Countershaft bearing housing- RH.

53 1111164 Ball oiler

14 3802747 Woodruff key- pulley

15 A05086 Woodruff key- countershaft

16 3421166 Countershaft locating ball- 1/4”

54 3601289 Vee belt

55 3531018 Clutch shaft thrust race

56 171660 Locknut- 5/8” unf.hex.

57 1212769 Bolt- 5/16” x 1” unf.HT.

58 A02031 Washer- 5/16” shakeproof

59 2321182 Nut- 5/16” unf.hex.

60 A02049 Screw- 3/16” x 3/4” m/head slotted

61 A02004 Nut- 5/16” unc.hex.

62 A02082 Setscrew- 5/16” x 3/4” unc.chcp.

63 A02001 Nut- 1/4” unc.hex.

64 A04005 Setscrew- 1/4” x 1” unc.chcp.

65 2641238 Nyloc nut- 7/16” unf.hex.

66 A02035 Washer- 7/16” x 7/8” x 16g.ﬂat

67 A02054 Washer- 5/8” x 1-1/4” x 14g.ﬂat

68 A04052 Self tapping screw- 10 x 5/8” pan.p/h

69 A02060 Nut- 3/8” unf.hex

17 302391

18 302404

19 305525

Spring

Countershaft gear key

Motor pulley

20 A02224 Circlip

21 3111030 Bush

22 302412

23 302420

24 302308

25 302316

Inter cluster gear

Intermediate gear shaft

Clutch release yoke

Clutch yoke pillar

26 A02076 Yoke pin

27 302324

28 302121

Trunnion pivot screw

Clutch shaft support bracket

29 A20205 Rubber seal

30 302092

31 A20204 Rubber seal

Clutch housing body assembly

70 A02033 Washer- 3/8” x 3/4” x 16g.ﬂat

71 A02045 Nyloc nut- 1/4” unf.hex.

73 A02063 Washer- 1/2” x 1” x 16g.ﬂat

74 A02046 Nut- 1/2” unf.hex.

75 2061886 Metal thread- 3/16” x 1/2” c/head

76 A02234 Washer- 3/16” shakeproof

77 1215863 Bolt- 1/4” x 3” unf.HT.

32 302068

33 302375

34 302084

35 302076

36 302340

37 302359

38 305509

Clutch housing side

Clutch ramp spring

Seat block clamp

Housing side seat block

Clutch ramp- ﬁxed

Clutch ramp- stop

Clutch ramp- adjustable

39 1501122 Circlip

40 306114 Release thrust washer

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

305648

301065

305664

305701

305920

302076

302084

305728

305752

2051907

A02001

A02146

A02060

A02034

2321182

A02031

A02085

A02004

Deﬂector assembly

Deﬂector strip assembly

Scraper trough assembly

Trough pivot bar

Motor table

Table seat block

Seat block clamp

Trough cover plate assembly

Trough support

Metal thread- 1/4” x 1/2” round head

Nut- 1/4” unc.hex.

Setscrew- 1/4” x 3/4” unc.hex.

Nut- 3/8” unf.hex.

Washer- 3/8” shakeproof

Nut- 5/16” unf.hex.

Washer- 5/16” shakeproof

Bolt- 5/16” x 1” unc.cuphead

Nut- 5/16” unc.hex.

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

305390

305445

173024

163029

305496

305470

301970

A03285

305437

A12106

A01080

A02060

A02110

A02034

2501116

2501054

A02030

2531120

A02049

A02223

Handle assembly

Cord carrier assembly

Cord grip

Cord grip ring

Clutch control rod

Clutch lever

Chain cover case

Chain cover knob

Cord carrier bar

Decal- warning

Spring pin

Nut- 3/8” unf.hex.

Setscrew- 3/8” x 1” unf.HT.

Washer- 3/8” shakeproof

Starlock- 3/8” 7301/0012 Avdel

Starlock- 8mm Avdel

Washer- 5/16” x 5/8” 18g.ﬂat

Wing nut- 3/16” unc.

Metal thread- 3/16” x 3/4” mush.head

Nyloc nut- 5/16” unc.

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

302640

164275

164267

300847

303028

509819

3172749

A02044

A02169

2531160

302658

Grassbox assembly

Rubber pad

Pad mount

Grassbox screen assembly

Height cut setting bar

Decal- Scott Bonnar

Setscrew- 1/4” x 1” unc.HT.

Washer- 1/4” shakeproof

Setscrew- 1/4” x 1” unc.hex.

Wingnut- 1/4” unc.

Grass box

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

A80084

305584

1661150

1661775

1551265

A20207

A20206

306368

1661235

303124

A20211

306341

305373

A20209

A20208

301649

509819

318228

2062724

A02050

2061886

A02216

A02193

A02163

A02023

A02039

2072711

A02044

232116

A02017

A02209

A02235

655533

A20044

A20210

A20213

Electric motor

Plug mounting bracket

Plug- male

Cable clamp

Plastic conduit- ﬂexible

Electrical wire- red

Electrical wire- black

Cable gland

Plug- female

Conduit clip

Switch

Motor cover assembly

Conduit

Earth wire

Decal- warning

Decal- Scott Bonnar

Setscrew- 1/4” x 3/4” unf.HT.

Screw- 3/16” x 1” cheese head M/T.

Nut- 3/16” square pressed

Screw- 3/16” x 1/2” cheese head M/T.

Washer- 3/16” x 1/2” x 20g.ﬂat

Nyloc nut- 3/16” unc.thin

Screw- 3/16” x 1/2” mush.head M/T.

Nut- 5/32” unc.hex.

Washer- 5/32” shakeproof

Screw- 5/32” x 1” bsw.csk.

Washer- 1/4” shakeproof

Nut- 1/4” unf.hex.

Screw- 1/4” x 1/2” unc.Slotted Mush.head.

Washer- 1/4” x 5/8” x 18g.ﬂat

Nyloc nut- 1/4” unc.

Reset cover

Reset switch

Trip wire

Electrical wire- red reset switch

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30” QUEEN^TM- SPARE PARTS LIST

ITEM

PART No.

DESCRIPTION

1674306

1661253

306405

655517

655525

655509

A20202

A20203

A20201

1661245

A20200

1551265

1661775

303124

305373

A20212

306333

306368

509819

301648

A02050

A02163

2061886

A02216

A02193

A02110

A02033

A02220

A02278

2062724

A02107

A02209

A02235

655533

Electric motor

Plug- WIP 410B male

Conduit

Plug mounting bracket

Plug insulating mount

Mount cap

Earth wire

Electrical wire- red

Socket- WIP 0410 female

Electrical wire- black

Plastic conduit- ﬂexible

Cable clamp

Conduit clip

Conduit

Switch

Motor cover

Cable gland

Decal- Scott Bonnar

Decal- warning

Nut- 3/16” square pressed

Screw- 3/16” x 1/2” mush.head M/T.

Screw- 3/16” x 1/2” cheese head M/T.

Washer- 3/16” x 1/2” x 20g.ﬂat

Nyloc nut- 3/16” unc.thin

Setscrew- 3/8” x 1” unf.HT.

Washer- 3/8” x 3/4” x 16g.ﬂat

Nyloc nut- 3/8” unf.hex.

Bolt- 3/8” x 3-3/4” unf.HT.

Screw- 3/16” x 1” cheese head M/T.

Screw- 1/4” x 1/2” unc.Slotted Mush.head

Washer- 1/4” x 5/8” x 18g.ﬂat

Nyloc nut- 1/4” unc.

Reset cover

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Warranty Conditions

AustrAliA & New ZeAlANd ONly

Rover Mowers Limited warrant that this machine is free from This warranty excludes fair wear and tear, or any damage caused

defects in material and workmanship. This warranty is limited to by misuse or abuse. Parts such as blades, blade bolts, v-belts and

making good or replacing any part which appears upon inspection spark plugs, which can be subjected to use beyond their normal

by the manufacturer or his agent to be defective in material or intended working capacity are also excluded.

workmanship.

This warranty is void if parts other than genuine have been used or

The engine used to power this machine is warranted by the if repairs or alterations have been made without the manufacturer’s

manufacturer whose warranty statement has been included with written authority.

the machine. As the warranty for the engine may differ from the

warranty for the other components, you are advised to read the The above warranty does not exclude any condition or warranty

engine manufacturer’s warranty carefully

implied by the Trade Practices Act 1974 or any other relevant

legislation which implies any condition which cannot be

For other items this warranty shall apply for a period of 12 months excluded.

from the date of purchase except for products used commercially

REMEMBER:

where the warranty is limited to 90 days.

PROOFOFPURCHASEISTHERESPONSIBILITYOFTHEOWNERAND

IS NECESSARY PRIOR TO WARRANTY WORK BEING UNDERTAKEN.

REPAIRS MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY AN AUTHORISED ROVER

DEALER /SERVICE AGENT AND GENUINE SPARE PARTS MUST BE

USED ORYOUR WARRANTY WILL BE VOID.

This warranty does not obligate the manufacturer, his agents

or dealers to bear the transport costs incurred in the repair or

replacement of any defective part.

Online Warranty Registration - www.rovermovers.com.au

For your record:

Dealer’s Name: .............................................................................................................

Dealer’s Address:..........................................................................................................

Dealer’s Phone No:.......................................................................................................

Product Model No: .......................................................................................................

Product Serial No:.........................................................................................................

Date of Purchase:..........................................................................................................

Rover Mowers Limited reserves the right to make changes of and add

improvements upon its product at any time without notice or obligation.

The Company also reserves the right to discontinue manufacture of any

product at its discretion at any time.

ISO 9001 Lic 10168

Standards Australia

A.B.N. 11 000 257 303

Rover Mowers Australia

PO Box 1235

Eagle Farm. Qld 4009

Australia.

Rover Mowers New Zealand

East Tamaki,

Auckland.

New Zealand.

RECYCLED PAPER

This Rover Owners Manual has been printed on 100% Australian

recycled paper as a sign of Rover Mowers’ commitment to Greening

Australia and New Zealand.

GWAIL GROUP

S1943676

Rev. C.

PRINTED IN AUSTRALIA

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