DR Power Tow-Behind Optional Vac and Mulch Discharge (September 2014 - Present) - Manual (Page 7)

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Chapter 3: Installing and Using the Optional Mulch Discharge Accessory (Kit No. 28254)
In addition to vacuuming with the DR LEAF and LAWN VACUUM, the system allows you to discharge material for mulch in a
specific area. This accessory is used in conjunction with the hand vacuum accessory.
Installing the Mulch Discharge Accessory
Note: Make sure to empty the DR Leaf and Lawn Vacuum Collector before
installing the Mulch Discharge Accessory.
1. Release the Dump Lever on the Leaf and Lawn Vacuum so the Collector tips
down.
2. Connect the cuffed end of the Mulch Discharge Hose to the Outlet Chute
and tighten the Thumbscrew Clamp (Figure 6).
3. Route the Mulch Discharge Hose to the area you want the debris to
discharge (Figure 7).
4. Disconnect the Inlet Hose from your lawn tractor Deck Adapter (Figure 2 on
page 6) and connect the Vac Hose to the Inlet Hose (Figure 3 on page 6).
Tip: Avoid dragging the Mulch Discharge and Vacuum Hoses over curbs,
stonewalls, or piles of cut branches. The hoses are tough, but can puncture on
sharp objects.
Using the Mulch Discharge Accessory
1. Vacuum Leaves and Sticks using the Vac Hose Accessory as described in
Chapter 2.
Figure 6
Mulch Discharge Hose
Cuff with
Thumbscrew
Clamp
Outlet
Chute
Before performing this procedure, shut off the leaf and lawn vacuum engine, wait five minutes for all parts to stop and cool, and
disconnect the spark plug wire of the leaf and lawn vacuum.
Figure 7
Figure 8
Discharge Hose
NO STANDING!!
Do not stand or allow people or pets near the discharge opening. Material
exits from the hose at a high rate and could cause injury (Figure 8).