Oleo-Mac TR 111E (60059003T)
 | Outdated Product Electric trimmer with a rated power of 1100 watts. The manufacturer supplied the device with only one nozzle - a classic reel with a fishing line with a grip width of 40 cm. The rod is curved, which allows you to choose a more comfortable hand position. The position of the handle is adjustable by the user in height. Among other things, let's pay attention to the anti-vibration system and a special engine brake. Another noteworthy point is that the weight of this tool does not exceed 3.5 kg. |
Electric trimmer with a rated power of 1100 watts. The manufacturer supplied the device with only one nozzle - a classic reel with a fishing line with a grip width of 40 cm. The rod is curved, which allows you to choose a more comfortable hand position. The position of the handle is adjustable by the user in height. Among other things, let's pay attention to the anti-vibration system and a special engine brake. Another noteworthy point is that the weight of this tool does not exceed 3.5 kg.
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in general, mows the grass often there is strong vibration  Alex: use Oleo-Mac TR 111E month or more i recommend it don't buy |
Who needs power, take it Top motor with great power. Automatic head - the line extends itself - very convenient. It vibrates a lot - your hands get tired after 10 minutes of work. Not very light, but very powerful, you can mow bushes. Sasza: just bought Oleo-Mac TR 111E |
Addition: On the 3rd use, the plastic "ear" ("half-ear") for hooking the strap broke off - logically - with the weight of the brush cutter and the design of this mount - in a word, "weak", and it broke off. For now, I just hooked the strap onto the pipe. In general, good luck to everyone. there is is Alex: use Oleo-Mac TR 111E month or more i recommend it don't buy |
The device of the authoritative Italian brand Oleo-Mac is positioned as a balanced and convenient device for cutting grass. It has to cope with beautifying small lawns and/or mowing close to fences, sidewalks, flowerbeds and other lawn mower obstructions.
Lightweight and practical braid
Oleo-Mac TR 111E received a curved rod made of aluminium. It is not afraid of corrosion, strong enough and light, which has a positive effect on the total weight of the trimmer, which is equal to 4.45 kg. To make the device even less noticeable to the hands, the shoulder suspension helps, transferring the main burden to the operator's back.
In addition to the ergonomic bar, ease of use is facilitated by the upper location of the power unit (favorably affects weight distribution), the presence of a height-adjustable D-shaped handle, as well as simple control with start and lock buttons.
Performant solution for domestic needs
The engine power of the Oleo-Mac TR 111E is 1100 W, which, according to the manufacturer, is enough to cut tough grass, large weeds and tidy up slightly neglected house or garden plots. The trimmer head is represented by a reel with an automatic line feed system. The maximum grass grip provided by the nozzle reaches 40 cm, as with the inferior Oleo-Mac TR 92E model in terms of power.
The disadvantage of the scythe is significant acoustic discomfort: the noise felt by the user reaches 87 dB. Also, the owners note the strong vibrations of the case, which at first need to get used to, especially the fair sex and the elderly. Anyway, Oleo-Mac TR 111E remains in demand on the market, attracting those who appreciate reliable and durable garden equipment from a trusted manufacturer.
This is my first trimmer. I chose electric. After the first use, due to terrible vibration, my left hand even cramped. The manufacturer did something unusual.
Then I started to investigate the issue: 1) forum members suggested wrapping foam around the handle - thanks, it helped. 2) as it turns out, vibration isn't always present - you can trim without issues, it runs smoothly, even at high speeds.
I noticed that the vibration disappears after several cycles of extending the line - then it reoccurs, then goes away again. Most likely, there's an eccentric (imbalance) in the spool with the line.
Additionally, vibration occurs when the line gets very short or when the line becomes uneven on both sides during trimming. Regarding grass wrapping in the gap between the spool and the shield:
for attaching the shield, screws with tall heads + washer + lock washer are used - of course..., why wouldn't grass get wrapped around such high protrusions. Hex screws + lock washer + washer - reliable..., but what's the point?...
I replaced the screws with flat/round heads without lock washers and washers to minimize the height, but the screw length should be at least as long as the original ones. Grass still wraps, but significantly less frequently, and depending on the terrain/grass, it doesn't wrap at all. From a safety standpoint - in my opinion, the shield holds perfectly, the screws don't come loose, but you will need to check them periodically and possibly tighten them (the screw length should be at least as long as the original ones).