[Help] Grillo G110 handlebar problem

[anastasie]

Hello everybody!

I want to ask a piece of advice regarding an issue i have with the handlebar i have on my Grillo G110... As you can see in the photos + video below, it has a lot of slack where the handlebar connects with the bracket that holds it... I'm afraid it might break...
What would you suggest? (Except changing the whole thing )

Thank you very much!

Anastasie

PS: my machine is out of warranty and i bought it online... so i don't have a repair shop nearby that is specialised in these machines..........

 

[leonz]

The best thing you can do is contact Joel at Earth Tools via his contact link on the Earth Tools home page.

www.earthtools.com


I too pray for UKRAINE.

 

[anastasie]

The best thing you can do is contact Joel at Earth Tools via his contact link on the Earth Tools home page.

www.earthtools.com


I too pray for UKRAINE.

Thank you!

I was somewhat reticent to contact Joel, as i am not one of his customers. (I live in Romania).

His tutorials on Youtube were my main source of information for buying the Grillo and the Berta's.

God bless you!

 

[anastasie]

Dear Mr. Leonz,

Thank you very much for your help and for sharing your family story with me.

May God bless your family, those departed and those living! And may He grant the gift of peace to this fallen world!

PS: Yes, i did a lot of mowing for the 2.7 hectar property we have here (almost 1 hectar mowed twice a year)... The tools are amazing.
Regarding the rotary plough, its a though tool, though the we have a very strong grass... i don't know its name... the soil (mostly clay) was never worked before and some areas are filled with sand (we live on a dried channel of the Timis river).

Thank you again for your help,

I will look in for making that sleeve and i also written to Joel!

 

[leonz]

Hello Anastasie,

If you can find some deep mined gypsum at the local fertilizer dealer or the more expensive chemically rendered gypsum you can till that in and dissolve your clay and then till in some hydrated lime or pelleted lime you can bring the PH up quickly to neutral and have happy soil bugs.

 

[anastasie]

Thank you!!! I will look into it!

Hello Anastasie,

If you can find some deep mined gypsum at the local fertilizer dealer or the more expensive chemically rendered gypsum you can till that in and dissolve your clay and then till in some hydrated lime or pelleted lime you can bring the PH up quickly to neutral and have happy soil bugs.

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[anastasie]

Greetings!

A short update on my issue with the tractor (maybe this info will help someone in the future):

A friend of mine, an locomotive mecanic looked at the machine and discovered that the thick metal pin that holds the handle bar had the welding broken. It was detached from the housing... so he welded it back and its ok now.

Thank you!

Have a blessed summer,

A.