20 Most Recent John Deere 2006 8330 69141 Questions & Answers

John Deere 8330 PTP 524271.05

Try adjusting the linkage on the shifter the shifter may not be adjusted properly so the gears are not being fully engaged ,extend the linkage at least an inch or two (lengthen it)

John Deere 2006... | Answered on Oct 19, 2018

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Snopes truth or fiction

Horses are like children, only a lot bigger.

Equestrian | Answered on Oct 09, 2019

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Do horses need tendon boots for competitions?

If there is jumping involved in these competitions, horses always need tendon boots to protect them.

Equestrian | Answered on Mar 30, 2019

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How to make horse

The New Way:
http://www.equine-reproduction.com/articles/insemination.htm
Old Fashioned way: My preferred method:

Equestrian | Answered on Mar 25, 2019

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Horse hair braclets

https://equinekeepsakes.com/

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_nkw=horse+hair+bracelet&_blrs=spell_check

https://www.etsy.com/market/horsehair_bracelet

Equestrian | Answered on Mar 13, 2019

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How often should I groom my horse?

You should be grooming your horse lightly every day. You should brush its hair, remove burs and make sure that it doesn't have any caked on mud. If you over groom your horse daily, you can accidentally take away some of the natural oils and minerals his body needs to stay healthy.

Equestrian | Answered on Jan 16, 2019

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Hello my horse foundered a mth ago now has become sore in both frount feet first right thought was abcess but now left could this be the pedal bone? Has been taken off lush feed given soaked hay

Hello, Vicky -

Call your veterinarian SOON and tell him or her the problem with your horse, so your horse may receive proper medical care.

Fixay.com, where you posted your question, is a website intended for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPARING THINGS. Plus, your question landed in the Fixya category of Cars & Trucks.

Best wishes.

Equestrian | Answered on Dec 27, 2018

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A horse with stifle issues in any pain

Re: Horse with stifle issue in any pain? Hopefully you have your answer by now. But in case you don't, yes - it is possible for stifle issues to result in pain. The stifle joint is equivalent to our knee. But the horse's knee cap is attached with 3 ligaments, not just one, like ours. In stifle lameness, the ligaments - or at least one ligament - is/are too long. As a result, the knee cap gets hooked over the end of the femur, above the stifle joint. This can cause the leg to remain stiffly extended behind the horse, or it may just catch-and-let-go-suddenly, causing potential damage to the joint, probably some bucking/kicking in an attempt to release the joint, and potentially also pain. One way to help a horse with minor stifle issues is to repeatedly back it up a slope. Don't over-do the exercise, but it will need to be repeated frequently enough to help the horse gain strength in the flank and gaskins. If the stifle lameness has progressed enough that the horse's normal movement is frequently halted, it may be possible for your veterinarian to quickly and easily solve the problem with stifle surgery. It is a simple procedure (fairly common in race horses) in which one of the ligaments is surgically sliced right through. The remaining ligaments can then apply their forces without the influence of the third ligament, allowing the kneecap to travel a different pathway - where it no longer gets caught on the end of the femur. Unfortunately this procedure is not always possible for very small ponies (such as mini horses) as the structure of the stifle joint may be too small and delicate. Good luck with your horse!

Equestrian | Answered on Dec 23, 2018

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How do i build a saddle?

google what kind of saddle you want to make and get the blue print or patterns just like when you want to sew something you need patterns to cut leather and know how to put it all together

Equestrian | Answered on Nov 02, 2018

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How long are horse tracks?

It depends but they are usually about one mile, or half a mile and the horses circle it twice.

Equestrian | Answered on Oct 10, 2018

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Coloring pictures

start with crayons then charcoal and eventually move up to pastels remember to have fun !

Equestrian | Answered on Jul 30, 2018

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How do i help restless leg syndrome

400-500 mg of chelated magnesium a day also look for foliate and potassium rich foods to add to your diet, if you drink tea, try some Sleepy Time Tea an hour before bed and start walking 2 times a day (stretch the legs a bit before you start walking)

Equestrian | Answered on Jul 30, 2018

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What are the parts of the western saddle from both sides

Called a fender

Equestrian | Answered on Sep 26, 2017

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What is a reasonable price to pay for someone to groom my horse daily?

The going rate in New Jersey is about $7 or $8 an hour.

Equestrian | Answered on Mar 16, 2016

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What is the measurements for a official horse shoe pit

Here is the information-
SportsKnowHow com Horseshoes Pit Dimensions Diagram

Equestrian | Answered on May 24, 2015

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What horse shampoo should I use?

I prefer Cowboy Magic or MGT Shapley's.

Equestrian | Answered on Mar 10, 2015

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Find snare creek academy, jonesport, maine

Snare Creek Farm

Equestrian | Answered on Sep 29, 2014

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How can i help restless leg syndrome?

Hi Cathy, Go to this site,it might help ...http://www.webmd.com/brain/restless-legs-syndrome/restless-leg-syndrome-treatment

Equestrian | Answered on Aug 31, 2014

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What are some different horse grooming tools that I should get?

Here are some things you might need:
Rubber wash sponge
Curry comb
Hoof pick
Soft brush
Hard brush
Mane and tail brush
Hoof pick
Bot knife
Mane and tail brush