Rover Duracut 855 MS

Mower cuts well and functions fine if lawn is small and kept very short. As soon as grass is longer or ground is uneven the catcher becomes a big problem. I live on a rural property and use mower on small back lawn, plus large front and the verge area, and sometimes other areas on property. When purchased new, the catcher didn't come with screws to hold two halves together (even though their are holes to put them), and when full of clippings it falls off the mower and comes apart. Rod that hooks catcher onto mower moves, comes out of its plastic retaining clips when catcher is weighted with grass clippings, and causes catcher to either separate or not seal to mower properly blowing grass everywhere. Catcher also causes mower to tip when becoming full. Mower itself is fine, cuts well and starts easily and happy with its performance. Self-propelled feature is annoying, and after numerous belt issues I no longer bother with it. Catcher setup is awful, and even with adding the missing screws, the rod moving causes sealing problems and the weight causes tipping. Also noted that when the ground is uneven, it bumps the bottom of the catcher causing rod to move and so on.