Knee surgery+4-6in. snow

Anonymous Poster · Feb 2, 2003

Knee surgery in the morning and 5-9 inches of snow expected in the next 2 days!.....No proplem. A slight modification to the forward and reverse, and I'm all set!
NOBODY operates my tractor if I can help it. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

Anonymous Poster · Feb 2, 2003

One more view.

Anonymous Poster · Feb 2, 2003

HI,

Did you try it yet to make sure the weight of the bar clamp does not make the tractor move on its own?

I'm thinking you might have to add a little weight on the reverse end of the rocker pedal to balance things out...

Other than that, good luck with your knee and your snow removal too! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Bill in Pgh, PA

Inspector507 · Feb 2, 2003

Just take things easy........don't rush it. And be careful with the knee. One slip and it could set rehab back a bit.

Anonymous Poster · Feb 2, 2003

We have quite a bit of walking trails in our back field that my daughter and I tried it out on today. it worked pretty well. Had to make a few adjustments on it to work right, but have it down now. Thanks for the concern. Shouldn't be much of a problem though.

Anonymous Poster · Feb 2, 2003

Thank you. I'll take your advice. Just hard to let anyone else use my tractor. I've been waiting for snow all yr.

Inspector507 · Feb 2, 2003

Ray,
I had knee surgery once and went back to work in 10 days..... tought I was fine. Set me back quite a bit. A co-worker just had the same thing done and he's been on light duty for the last 5 weeks. Hmmm..... maybe Worker's Comp has a lot to do with his "slow" recovery /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif