Model Changes:
The NaturCut Classic HD Reel Lawn Mower has the following improvements.

• higher cutting range 1.5" to 3.5", best mower for cutting high grasses
• large 10" wheels adds tourque to the blades and makes the mower more powerful
• 5 flame hardened steel blades
• rear wheels which makes cutting higher easier

Features :

• 6 position cutting heights, easily adjustable
• 16" cutting width is in the mid range of the reel mower options with the Scotts Classic being the largest at 20", and the Brill Razorcut 33 being the smallest at 13". Compare all reel mowers side by side.

Suitable for most North American Grass Types:

• NaturCut Classic HD mowers are a great choice for a higher cut including Fescue, Bluegrass, Ryegrass, and others. (not recommended for Bermuda and Zoysia)
• easy to push through taller grass because of the rear wheels

Big Savings: NaturCut Blades will save you money!

• minimal contact cutting system so the reel blades stay sharp for up to 8 years. read why sharper blades mean healthier grass
• older generation reel mowers require frequent blade sharpening.
• when you calculate how much money is saved by saving on the sharpening of the blades, the NaturCut mower costs less than an inexpensive mower.

• Things That Are Good To Know:
• Depending on the variety of grass and thickness of your lawn, your mower may cut perfectly right out of the box. You can fine tune the cut to your lawn by spending less than 10 minutes adjusting the blade gap to enjoy a truly great cut and easy to push mower.
  
  Our simple adjustment method is to turn the blade adjusting bolts clockwise until the bed knife blade just evenly touches the rotating blades. It is entirely possible that 1, 2 or even 3 blades might touch and the others might not- don't worry about that. (This is, after all, a lawn mower and not a medical device)
  
  You can use your NaturCut mower with the blades in this ‘minimal-contact’ position in order to cut fine-bladed grass or lawns with dandelions. However, if the mower is hard to push, seizes up or leaves a 'scalloped' effect on the grass the gap is probably too tight for your variety of grass. You may then want to try to use the non-contact cutting adjustment.
  
  To cut with the non-contact adjustment turn the blade bolts equally counter-clockwise, in small increments of 1/8 turn, until the bed knife blade doesn’t touch the rotating blades. Before any further adjusting try cutting your lawn. The mower will probably cut just fine. As above, if the mower is hard to push, seizes up or leaves a 'scalloped' effect on the grass the gap is probably still too tight and will require a bit more adjustment. If the mower leaves uncut grass the gap is too wide. Also, once the gap is over about 1/10 mm you will find that the mower will bind with too much grass getting stuck, uncut, in the blade gap (like too many sheets of paper in a shredder). If you get too far out of adjustment it is easiest to start over by getting the blades to evenly touch again.
  
  The trick here is to find the 'sweet spot' in the blade gap for your particular variety of grass and circumstance. Always adjust each bolt the same as the other to keep the blades parallel and don't be a slave to the blade gap gauge that comes with your mower- that is a nominal preset only.
  
  It takes so little time to properly adjust your mower that it is well worth the effort.