rover supercut 20 with briggs quantum ic55 motor

hi to all this is my first post i have a problem that someone out there might have encounted i have a rover supercut (turbothrust) self propelled that doesnt move fast enough it seems to be chain driven. my question is can you adjust something to make it go faster or are they set at a governed speed .maybe a change of motor etc would help. any help would be greatly appreciated.cheers

Re: rover supercut 20 with briggs quantum ic55 motor

bill flyer #49433 22/09/13 06:48 PM

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Wagga Wagga NSW Australia

Deejay

Administrator - Master Technician

Hi Bill, and a warm welcome to the forum.

To enable us to help you and answer your questions, could you please post some pics of your machine from different angles, as I am not familiar with that model.
Thanks mate.

Once again Bill,

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Re: rover supercut 20 with briggs quantum ic55 motor

bill flyer #49442 22/09/13 09:31 PM

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Sydney, NSW, Australia

Bruce

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Originally Posted by bill flyer

hi to all this is my first post i have a problem that someone out there might have encounted i have a rover supercut (turbothrust) self propelled that doesnt move fast enough it seems to be chain driven. my question is can you adjust something to make it go faster or are they set at a governed speed .maybe a change of motor etc would help. any help would be greatly appreciated.cheers

Welcome to Outdoorking and I hope that you find the information that you require.

Now the situation with increasing speed on your 20" self propelled mower can be fixed with a speed up kit. The problem is to find someone that still has one. I will check with some people but not holding great hope.

Regards,

Bruce

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Re: rover supercut 20 with briggs quantum ic55 motor

Deejay #49453 23/09/13 03:41 AM

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bellarine

bill flyer

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Hope these photos are ok, let me know if you need more [Linked Image]

Re: rover supercut 20 with briggs quantum ic55 motor

bill flyer #49458 23/09/13 04:50 PM

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Wagga Wagga NSW Australia

Deejay

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Hi Bill, and thanks for posting the pics. As Bruce (forum owner and site administrator) has said in the previous post, he is looking to find a speed-up kit for your machine.
Lets hope one is available for you. It is a nice looking machine.

Please do not PM me asking for support. Please post your questions in the appropriate forums, as the replies it may receive may help all members, not just the individual member.
Kindest Regards, Darryl

Re: rover supercut 20 with briggs quantum ic55 motor

bill flyer #49463 23/09/13 09:21 PM

J

Joe Carroll

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Bruce, what does the speed up kit look like or comprise of? I have a wreck of one of these thats going to be pulled down very shortly.

Re: rover supercut 20 with briggs quantum ic55 motor

#49467 24/09/13 02:40 AM

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Wagga Wagga NSW Australia

Deejay

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Hi Joe, it is a smaller sprocket that alters the ratio, and speeds up the ground it covers over the grass...Bruce is looking for the part numbers as we speak...if you find any info Joe, Please PM Bruce...Thanks mate,
Darryl

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Re: rover supercut 20 with briggs quantum ic55 motor

Bruce #49533 26/09/13 06:32 PM

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bellarine

bill flyer

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further to my original post if the speed up kit is not available i was thinking of changing the self propelled to a push mower, as the base and fittings are in excellant conditions my question is do i need a new replacement engine and do i need to replace rear wheels and rear axle thanks for your help .cheers