Update

[Egon]

It's good to hear you are on the road to recovery.:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Had a similar procedure almost three years ago. One half hour before the surgery a firebox explosion on one of the hospitals boilers shut everything down. I was rescheduled a week later and had to go through another gallon or two of that awful stuff one must swill the day prior to surgery.

 

[mmurphy]

Ampa, good to hear you are on the mend... I bet you can not wait till getting out to do some plowing.

 

[Milton Burro]

Glad you came thro and are better with all the suffering you had to endure. Most of all the lump was benign. :thumbsup:

 

[tulenutn2o]

Best wishes.

 

[dcyrilc]

Glad to see you back Ampa. You're a valued part of this forum. We wish you the best for your continuing recovery.:thumbsup:

 

[ljellio]

Glad to hear your on the mend guess it's a race between us to see who can get out to play first.

 

[jwatt51]

Good Luck and all the best wishes.you'll be back online here before you know it.

 

[deere755]

Sounds like the worst is behind you. Sorry you had such a rough time of it. I will keep you in my prayers and hope you continue to recover.

 

[ampa]

Hi Guy's and I thank all of you for your well wishing.....I've got an early morning opppoinment with my family doctor....then one more next week with my surgeon....I'm starting to feel much better...the insision is still a bit sore...this bein' my first battle scar....yes guy's I was down in the garage lookin @ my little ISEKI.....I have a few mods to do with the new snowblade...like the angle bracket slipped forward about 6" or so...and I'll be redoin' the lift end of it.....like removin' the chain.....and makin' it a solid connection to give me some control for the down pressure.... seems the blade is way too light for draggin' snow with the back side of the blade......but all this will be documented on my new thread....first off I'll have to weld the angle bracket like most of u guys recommended me to do in the first place so I can once again use it.... as always take care <> Ampa

 

[ljellio]

You may try making one of those swing blade for back dragging my old boss had one on his pickup and they work well and as it's on the front of a tractor weigh isn't so much an issue for you.