Add injury to injury
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Sorry to hear about that river, I hope you recover in next to no time so you can be back out side and playing in the patrol farm and in no pain
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Hmmm, interesting-
I see your doctor chose to use 2.5 inch, #5 thread, self tapping set screws to keep your heal-bone connected to your ankle-bone.
Are you sure he got the torque set correctly? if memory serves, those should be 14-18 in/lbs.
Pain sucks. I hope everything heals up properly, and you're back on your feet (and shoulder) soon !
I see your doctor chose to use 2.5 inch, #5 thread, self tapping set screws to keep your heal-bone connected to your ankle-bone.
Are you sure he got the torque set correctly? if memory serves, those should be 14-18 in/lbs.
Pain sucks. I hope everything heals up properly, and you're back on your feet (and shoulder) soon !
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I sure hope he used stainless!moore_rb wrote:Hmmm, interesting-
I see your docter chose to use 2.5 inch, #5 thread, self tapping set screws to keep your heal-bone connected to your ankle-bone.
Are you sure he got the torque set correctly? if memory serves, those should be 14-18 in/lbs.![]()
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RiverPatrol wrote:I sure hope he used stainless!
Hope you're back on track soon Leslie! All the best
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moore_rb wrote: .... your heal-bone connected to your ankle-bone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEpwnRsoj-s
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moore_rb wrote:moore_rb wrote: .... your heal-bone connected to your ankle-bone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEpwnRsoj-s
Classic!
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Richard and I went to the Patrol farm on Sunday and saw River managed to help get some of the Patrols started with a little direction from their mom. I really had a good time talking Patrols and got to sit in most of them. I picked her brains all day
and we may do a garage day when she is recovered and get the others going to. 
Audrey
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A huge "THANK YOU" to Audrey and Richard for the helping hands and mechanical expertise. Out of 6 Patrols they attempted to start 4 were successful. One had to be shut down right away because gas was puking from the carb and 2 were very cooperative. Seems both the trucks need some special attention though. They got the grand tour but without a docent. It's always a great day when you can talk Patrols with someone without their eyes glazing over.
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