Grillo G84 Manuel D'emploi Et Entretien page 15

Translation of the Original Instructions
CAGE WHEELS
These wheels are particularly advisable when working on very hard soils with the rotary tiller. The
cross bars placed around the wheels dig into the ground, giving the machine a firm grip and
preventing the wheels from skidding (fig. 15). The wide steel wheels can be also used when tyres
or the narrow steel wheels, might skid or sink in damp or recently tilled ground. The use of wide
steel wheels is recommended, although only in these cases. Otherwise tyres are generally
advisable; if special grip is not required, they give the machine more even traction and form an
elastic buffer between the machine and the ground. Twin rings are also available for fitting to these
wheels.
BACK-CUTTER FURROWER
This tool is mounted at the rear of the tiller and works in tandem with it. The furrower is designed to
produce irrigation and seed drills (fig. 16).
TILTING FRONT BLADE - 100 cm
This highly resistant device is ideal for removing snow and levelling mounds of soil or gravel. May
be tilted to the right and left (fig. 17).
WHEEL-WEIGHTS
These are mounted on the wheel rims and fixed with two of the four nuts which fix the wheels
themselves. They increase the weight of the machine and thus its grip, and their use is
recommended when working with the plough, the adjustable furrower, and even the rotary tiller and
the trailer if special performances are required (fig. 18).
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