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I have a Yard Machines push mower and the handle broke last week. The handle is a two piece and the piece that broke is right where it connects to the mower. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement handle in Charlotte? I know I can order one, but I need to mow the yard this weekend.

Any help would be appreciated.

I'd also be up to fabricating my own if someone had a pipe/tube bender.

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Mike, the exact same thing happened to mine, I welded it back together.
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