Finally, I changed it, took off the metal bell and threw it away. Besides rusting, the rod was dangerous, so I didn't want to give it to a kid. With the metal short bell, it unscrewed the changed 14-inch tires (I cut them to the same length as the mother's) on the head, and every now and then I had pliers with me to tighten them. However, it became too strong with a 4-point stronger bell from its mother, even without heels. I bought it for 35 and spent around 60 euros on it (tires, metal bell, trident, service on the mechanism since the seller wouldn't take it back and the gun suddenly fired something terrifying on its own. I paid 90 euros for a 75 and found my health.