A Turf Cup Kit (P/N TURFCUPKITI40) is a great user-installed option for blending a rotor into the surrounding field material.
1
Access the top cover screws by prying out the little covers one at a time.
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2
Remove plastic screw covers.
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3
After the screws are exposed, you can use a common Phillips head screwdriver to remove them.
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4
Remove both screws.
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5
Once the screws are removed, you can now take off the stock body cap.
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6
If done properly, the riser seal and riser seat should still be in place.
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7
You can now push on the turf cup body cap, while it's compressed tighten the screws.
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8
Hold cap while tightening screws.
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9
Tighten both screws.
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