WinterDeere
Super Member
- Joined
- Sep 6, 2011
- Messages
- 6,434
- Location
- Philadelphia
- Tractor
- John Deere 3033R, 855 MFWD, 757 ZTrak; IH Cub Cadet 123
Hanging out here makes me feel young.
I'm in my 50's.
Yeah, but therapy can only do so much. I have zero cartilage in either of my knees, started getting injections...first cortisone and now gel. Don't feel like 18 by a long shot, but it has definitely helped.I'm 78, I've been doing two different types of knee therapy since 2007. My knee muscles are stronger than a person much younger than me.
We recently moved in a wall oven/microwave combo that weighed 375 lbs. I used an appliance dolly (handtruck) and the loader on my tractor to get it off my pickup and to the front porch and pushed the dolly up four stairs with the loader. My wife gave a bit of an extra push to get up the one step from the porch. The neighbour helped me transfer it to a motorcycle jack/stand and I wheeled it to it's space, jacked to the right height and slid it in. You admit to being dumb. No way would I have considered shoulder straps as my method still required a bit of "tuff".Fully assembled it was over 320 lbs. My 5'2" wife and I got it off our truck, onto the porch, through the sliding door with shoulder straps and into position.
We could have had it delivered, but like my username suggests, I don't like strangers on our secluded property. If you're gonna be dumb you gotta be tuff they say.
My wife and I used to do stuff like that. Now it's worth the delivery and removal fee, if there's a fee at all. Our local appliance store is pretty good to us. We have 4 steps up into the house, then 11 steps down into the basement, or, about 8-9 steps down to the basement if we use the cellar doors.Fully assembled it was over 320 lbs. My 5'2" wife and I got it off our truck, onto the porch, through the sliding door with shoulder straps and into position.
We could have had it delivered, but like my username suggests, I don't like strangers on our secluded property. If you're gonna be dumb you gotta be tuff they say.
I'd go for new knees, I have partial, inside left.Yeah, but therapy can only do so much. I have zero cartilage in either of my knees, started getting injections...first cortisone and now gel. Don't feel like 18 by a long shot, but it has definitely helped.
I did the jackknife thing for too long but recently had a winch mounting plate and winch installed on my trailer. I have a separate battery I use for power and clips to attach.Funny thing, I actually thought about it
Know if a second time it should happen and know to jackknife the trailer to a more straight shot pulling with a second truck, for return on investment, I'll go with the two truck method for now LOL