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The best grasses for striping are cool-season varieties like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and turf-type tall fescue, because their longer, more flexible blades are easier to bend for light reflection. Warm-season grasses such as Bermuda, Zoysia, and St. Augustine can also be striped, but it is often more difficult and might not be as noticeable.
Disclaimer of Liability
By purchasing, installing, or using this roller add-on accessory, you acknowledge and agree to assume all risks and responsibilities associated with its use. This product is currently in a testing and beta phase. While it has been designed for strength and durability, unforeseen issues may occur under certain conditions.
You agree to inspect the accessory regularly and ensure it remains in safe working condition. The seller is not responsible for any damage, injury, or loss resulting from the installation, use, or misuse of this product.
By completing your purchase, you accept these terms and release the seller from any and all liability related to this accessory.
Installation
First, You'll need to carefully roll your Lymow over on its back, use something soft like a pad or a large towel to rest it on.
On the bottom cover plate, all the way in the rear will be two sets of Phillips head screws roughly 1/2 inch apart from each other on either side holding the bottom plate to the belly of the mower. You'll remove these 4 screws and install the roller mounts in these screw locations. On the roller mounts you'll see an arrow and the word "DECK", this will show you the direction that they need to be oriented.
Once installed, it will be angled inwards with the roller's natural position being closer to the center of the mower.
