CompactTractorFan
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Mowed today for the first time since the beginning of July...:confused2:
TODAYS SEAT TIME
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Short Game
Veteran Member
Nonstop mowing and firewooding lately. I fill four woodsheds each year. The biggest two, that were the most empty, are filled. I'm down to the last two that are each about half full from last year. That brings me to a question:
Just finishing up my own woodshed yesterday when all the work caught up with me. With only a little wood left to stack, I lost the grip in my right hand. I got extreme pain in my right wrist when trying to hold a split piece of wood. I'm guessing it's repeated motion syndrome or carpel tunnel syndrome. I've had something like this before in my left wrist from pulling a motorcycle clutch on a long trip. Still have my neighbors' sheds to finish and I need to work on them. Does anyone know anything about how to get over this fast?
Just finishing up my own woodshed yesterday when all the work caught up with me. With only a little wood left to stack, I lost the grip in my right hand. I got extreme pain in my right wrist when trying to hold a split piece of wood. I'm guessing it's repeated motion syndrome or carpel tunnel syndrome. I've had something like this before in my left wrist from pulling a motorcycle clutch on a long trip. Still have my neighbors' sheds to finish and I need to work on them. Does anyone know anything about how to get over this fast?
Short Game
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bigbull338
Elite Member
if you have corpatunnel probs with your wrists an hands surgey will be the only fix for it.
Short Game
Veteran Member
Can I get a second opinion?
Scrambler82
Veteran Member
NOT a Doctor but a Wrist Strap will reduce the pain some, maybe even an Elbow Support Band.
Not a complete fix but if you wear the Wrist Strap/Elbow Support when doing any of the repeated-action jobs it should help, holds everything together.
Did for me !
Johndeere3720
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Lets see, graded the arena with the 3032E, went to John Deere to pick up a rake and got to try out a 1023E on the lot 
. Unloaded the rake with the skid steer. :thumbsup:
. Unloaded the rake with the skid steer. :thumbsup:
5030
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No seat time until mid September. They are in the barn sleeping.
CompactTractorFan
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Why is that???
