How to use LAVINA 30G-X concrete grinder

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In this video we show you how to operate a Lavina 30G-X, a 30-inch concrete grinder, propane-driven with a powerful 18hp Kawasaki engine, and a forced planetary drive. It has three 13.2-inch grinding heads, a low-profile base for reaching under cabinets and shelves, and can be used for wet and dry floor applications. It takes zero time to set up on the job site - just roll out of your trailer and start grinding. No cables, no generators, no hassle. Ideal for projects where power is not available.
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[@KurtGross-jc5wb]

So my grinder won't even turn over. It's not the fuse and battery is hooked up correctly why won't it even turn over? Could it be the switch?

[@victorrodriguez4081]

Did you figure it out?

[@victorrodriguez4081]

Could be the starter. I had the same problem.

[@ezequielmorales1990]

Hola ablan español

[@dannyd5909]

Ezequiel Morales ahuevo

[@dukeedward5754]

this video is for those of you who have absolutely no common sense. I use a lavina 32g-x and lemme tell ya, I really dislike it. I have to have a drywall guy in standby because no matter where the damn weights are, on or off, your going to gouge some walls.

[@dannyd5909]

Then you are probably really sloppy let me tell you i use the 30g-x no issues grinds smooth no dings on walls you probably get super close you might wanna invest into a smaller hand grinder to get the small edges and corners and not ding the wall

[@xShowtime951x]

@@dannyd5909 do you recommend having 6 pads to each of the three machine heads like in the video?

[@fernandorojas5722]

@@xShowtime951x no. I use 3 on each head. Depends on the vacuum how good is the suction of dust

[@brendonnettnin8826]

Then you shouldn't be operating a grindee. It's not that hard. I'm 132lbs and I have no issues with this.