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[oldpilgrim]

We've gone OT for a bit but I gotta throw in m 2 cents while we re OT. I never 'broke' my back but I crushed 3 disks and had to have 2 of them removed and my spine fused. I'm lucky not having any regular pain, only intermittent, like when standing for a time, but the partial paralysis and numbness in my foot and lower leg and weakness in my ankle is an annoyance to say the least. But I'm grateful it's not worse. I function well, considering.

It looks like we ought to start a tractor club called "The Crips" or "The Bonebreakers".

 

[GreenWannabe]

It looks like we ought to start a tractor club called "The Crips" or "The Bonebreakers".

Count me in with my crushed tailbone, deteriorating discs, arthritis, and a back that just goes out every so often! I'm just now recovering from my most recent episode ten days ago. I agree that just standing is a major pain.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Count me in with my crushed tailbone, deteriorating discs, arthritis, and a back that just goes out every so often! I'm just now recovering from my most recent episode ten days ago. I agree that just standing is a major pain.

I'm in that camp. If I stand for just a few minutes, I'm in agony. Yet, I can "putter" pretty much all day so long as I take back breaks and sit down from time to time.

 

[grm61]

I'm in that camp. If I stand for just a few minutes, I'm in agony. Yet, I can "putter" pretty much all day so long as I take back breaks and sit down from time to time.

It appears you have it figured out LOL :drink:

Unless you want me to share non tractor tech-tips, like how to rapidly cool a bottle of wine down.

As well as the proper way to enjoy that same bottle of wine.

 

[CJONE]

Either cables are adjusted wrong or the spring return in the valve has came loose, either way like you said it is a dealer problem.CJ

 

[4bama1]

I finally too the tractor to the dealer,got it back a week or so later..diagnoses was the springs in the valve had become to weak to close the valve all the way.
All fixed and ready to go now....

 

[Looking4new]

We've gone OT for a bit but I gotta throw in m 2 cents while we re OT. I never 'broke' my back but I crushed 3 disks and had to have 2 of them removed and my spine fused. I'm lucky not having any regular pain, only intermittent, like when standing for a time, but the partial paralysis and numbness in my foot and lower leg and weakness in my ankle is an annoyance to say the least. But I'm grateful it's not worse. I function well, considering.

It looks like we ought to start a tractor club called "The Crips" or "The Bonebreakers".

Here is another one for The Crips.

Rotator Cuff Tendonitis, Bursitis, Degenerative disk Disease, Arthritis, a busted knee when I was 11 gives me all kinds of grief 57 years later.
Sometimes I think I am ready for the bone pile.