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@Bluetoothedshark I'm going that route when it's time for new batteries. But I think the batteries installed are a lithium deep cycle. I do know that the tracks do take more power than a wheeled ride like that tri-ride. I'm happy with the performance overall. I just realize its limitations and stay within those boundaries.

@@redneckgimpreview we are certainly fortunate that modern technology gives us these amazing machines to help us have a life. Your beast looks incredible.

@@Bluetoothedshark and I'd give it all up if it meant I could run with and lift my grandchildren again!

@@redneckgimpreview but back in the real world, you can spend real time, in real country, teaching them all the same lessons. Persistence overcomes resistance.

@darbybarker7280 it depends entirely on temperature and terrain. Very cold approximately 10° F and steep I was able to get a little over a mile and a half out and got nervous on the way back because I was on my last bar of power and it was blinking. When it is warm, about 50° F and flat, I am able to go all day from about 7 am to about 6 pm and have three bars left.

@sherazmehrvi5150 contact your local goodwill store, red cross, and whatever local charitable organizations are in your area. Since I'm no longer working, money is tight but good organizations can make a difference if you just ask. Good luck!!

If you know who the landowners are, you can ask them about access through driving. I have had some positive experiences with doing that.

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

Contact the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association with the Tracks2Wings program!! They take applications for their Action Trackchair program, which gives disabled sportsman these awesome products!! Contact them here: Track2Wing@gmavt.net for an application and more information

Thanks! I was over by Broadwater and 28th sitting in my wheelchair getting what I could!!

Thank you! Not bad for an unsighted bow. I was basically shooting Kentucky windage the whole day! LOL

Semper Fi James!! I made 8 1/2 weeks at PI but Muscular Dystrophy said it wasn't meant to be for me. I am however a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League and trying to do what I can to support veterans in any way I can!! Right now I'm working on raising prizes for the prize table for the 11th annual Semper Fi/ America’s Fund Steel Challenge Benefit Match which is an organization that spends .93 cents of every dollar on actual veterans in need. My body may be failing but it won't stop me from doing what I can!! My heart though will always love the Marine Corps!!!

If you're interested in the application process, feel free to email the following track2wing@gmavt.net and they can send you an application. The Tracks2Wings program is how I was able to get my chair.

I'll do my best, the ST is too wide for you to use indoors, depending on your seat size, you'll be looking at anywhere from 37" to 43" in width. I think the narrow is feasible for indoors but you'll have to check with Action Trackchair about that. Stairs are too steep and are a tipping hazard. It has two lithium deep cycle batteries that power it. It has a maximum speed of 3mph give or take and they can go up to ten miles on a charge. As for insurance, they're still in the cro-magnon era of evolution. Thanks again and hope it helps.

It has a free wheel option for times that the batteries drain completely. I have not taken it on an airplane because it would be difficult to transport it at the destination. We have a trailer for traveling and purchased a cover for it. Also, remember that even in free wheel mode, keep your speed down to 3mph when towing or pushing your chair. Good luck!!

@@redneckgimpreview My Quantum Q6 can go on the plane. I am thinking of this for a general run about and maybe a trip to Europe, Q6 for doctors appointments

I'll take a look at it. Thanks for the info!

It is pretty good stuff!

Contact the folks at Action Trackchair (507) 532-5940 and they can help you out.

Good advice. I think the chewing was my camera operator. I have had a discussion about it. Should not happen again. As for the knife issue, I have been acquiring knives and have bought almost $1600 worth. As soon as my broken arm is healed up, I plan on getting some videos done.

Yeppers! I have not been able to post as much as I wanted due to injuries keeping me home. However, I am working on some ideas for new content.

@@redneckgimpreview always good knowing stuff is getting better

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Yes, I was diagnosed at 19 in February 1987 about a week after my birthday. I have CMT1A. Had Non-hodgkin's Lymphoma in 2000 and from all of the falls I have had I have numerous bulging disks and a couple of compression fractures. The last three years have seen four broken kneecaps and a couple of ribs broken. Not to mention the serious concussions from the falling. A brush with pneumonia almost did me in but the Dr says I'm too ornery to die this young!! LOL I have to stick around and be here for my grandchildren!!

Contact the Tracks2Wings program through the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association in Vermont! That's how I was able to get this awesome piece of equipment. Track2wing@gmavt.net is the email address for them. They have an application you need to fill out and have a couple of letters of recommendation as well.

Does this only help Vermont residents only?

@@donlandin250 they help people across the United States!

Well, I am just starting out. Also, I am using my phone to record the videos and I am learning as I go. Sorry you're not happy about the way I did this video but I did the best I could at the time. Constructive criticism is great and appreciated. Sarcastic criticism is not appreciated. But, I will take what you think into consideration.

Well you did good enough

I've had four opportunities to take it out. There's a learning curve like learning how much clearance you have under it, what angles you can take, how much battery it takes to go up hill. But, I really appreciate having it! It's big game hunting season and I'm learning even more now.

I have to say that living in Montana, we get a slight breeze now and then (you know, 20-30mph). I am going to have to make a video when we have those kinds of breezy conditions. Thanks for the info and idea!!💡

You are right. I do have plans to revisit these with multiple knives to see what might work best for me. I'm recovering from a concussion so I'm behind in my videos that I wanted to make. Have plans to do that in a couple weeks.

Thank you so much!!

Did the kids like it when they went with mom and dad?

@@ForeverSweetKris yes they did!

Thanks!!

Thank you!

Yes sir! Thanks for watching!