With this hoof injury, I have been accumulating tools to help me motivate around this piece of paradise. \u00a0First, and foremost, the gator is of utmost importance. \u00a0I have also found that feeding does while on a crutch is not all bad. \u00a0I haven’t had to use it as a weapon of self defense, but they already know to respect the crutch.<\/p>\n
Tammy has found me three different knee scooters. \u00a0The first one looked lightweight and crappy and it doesn’t steer but I have found some advantages to this one. \u00a0It is easy to throw in the back of the pickup and take to OYE. \u00a0I scooted down the middle street and into the cattle barn with ease. \u00a0I just have to learn to pop wheelies over hoses and extension cords. \u00a0The second one has lots of adjustments and looks like a technological marvel but when compared to the first one, it simply does not have as wide of a wheel base. \u00a0This is important when motivating from the carport to the kidding barn. \u00a0There are terrain & elevation changes, rocks and undulations in the grass. \u00a0#2 doesn’t work for me.<\/p>\n
Which brings us to #3. \u00a0It has the best knee pad for kneeling. \u00a0It has sufficiency base width and adjustments for comfort. \u00a0AND it steers! \u00a0 Yes, here we go. \u00a0And here is where you missed it at 5 am on this non-windy morning. \u00a0I scooted down the driveway, headed east. \u00a0I noticed a little play in the steering as I crossed the first crack in the concrete. \u00a0But “where the sidewalk ends” and the rock road begins did not jive with the steering of this scooter. \u00a0Like an old crappy vehicle with rack & pinion steering, the wheels went one way and the rest of the scooter and myself went another. \u00a0I got up, left the wreckage in the road, limped to the gator and did chores. \u00a0 Have a good one.<\/p>\n
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