Ellison E2201-18 User's Guide download pdf (Page 10)

① The Grass Management System consists of the Grass Deflector (Patents

Pending), an oversized Grass Bag, and our One-Touch Height Adjustment

from 1 to 4 inches. These provide the greatest control over grass clippings of

any reel mower.

② There are 2 modes of usage: Grass Collecting and Mulching. During the dry

parts of the season, mulching is recommended to help maintain moisture in

your lawn. During the peak parts of your season when grass is growing the

fastest, multiple grass collecting passes are recommended.

③ When collecting the grass clippings, attach the Grass Bag and position the

Grass Deflector upward so the grass clippings are directed toward the back of

the Grass Bag.

④ Depending on the height setting for the mower (from 1 to 4 inches), the Grass

Deflector’s position will need to change slightly to always

be directing the grass clippings toward the back of the Grass Bag.

⑤ The Grass Deflector also prevents the grass clippings from “spraying” upward

to the sides of the mower and back at the user.

⑥ To redirect the Grass Deflector (only when the cutting reel is not rotating), pull

downward or upward holding onto the middle grip area to change its position.

⑦ When mulching, remove the Grass Bag, and set the Grass Deflector to its

lowest position.

⑧ With the Grass Deflector set at its lowest position, the grass clippings will be

directed back down to the lawn rather than “spraying” upward like most reel

mowers.

⑨ When mulching, it is recommended to only cut about 1 inch or less of the

grass height in order to receive the maximum mulching benefit from the

smaller grass clippings which will help your lawn maintain moisture and help

support a healthy root system acting as fertilizer for the lawn.

Grass Mulching Mode

Position the Grass Deflector

fully down to direct grass back

down to the lawn

Grass Management System

Using the Grass Management System

Grass Collecting Mode

Position the Grass Deflector as

needed to direct grass toward the

back of the Grass Bag

Note: Leaving behind excess grass clippings that are too long can stress the lawn

leaving it susceptible to weeds, disease, and poor appearance.

See additional tips for mowing on page 15.

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Ellison E2201-18 User's Guide Page 10