Dr_Zinj
Veteran Member
Yep. It's about 12 steps from my chair on the porch to the seat of my tractor. Cures the withdrawal symptoms every time. :laughing:
Tractor Withdrawal?
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Yep. It's about 12 steps from my chair on the porch to the seat of my tractor. Cures the withdrawal symptoms every time. :laughing:
Piston
Elite Member
Gary, that may have been my post :laughing:
Tractors are like motorcyles in the sense that one is just not enough. Unfortunately there is no do it all tractor for people like us:laughing:
My master plan (whether it will ever happen or not is a different story
) is a larger tractor for the heavy work, and a small compact for the landscaping type work, like mowing, moving mulch, and general 'on lawn' stuff. That would be a great combination. :thumbsup:Daddyman
New member
Got my right knee replaced four weeks ago today. After two weeks I climbed one step at a time up on the Kubota L4400HST to see if I could use it. I sat down and determined that I needed about six inches more flex to get my heel on the back of the rocker pedal in order to back up the tractor. So, that became my goal. In the meantime I had to wean myself from pain killers so I could operate heavy machinery.
I can do it now, so the next question is how long I can work in that seat at a time without stiffening up. I'll find out this week.
Yes, tractor withdrawal is a strong motivating force for recovery.
I can do it now, so the next question is how long I can work in that seat at a time without stiffening up. I'll find out this week.
Yes, tractor withdrawal is a strong motivating force for recovery.
