@@anthonyj7989 Not a criticism. Did it in north west Queensland with horses; not as a specific job, , but when we found scrubber bulls. A truck would have been handy !
What happens if you cut the blood supply too low? Can you lose a calf from it bleeding too much? Or if it’s bleeding a lot is it more prone to infection?
I’ve never seen it happen but supposedly can lose a calf to blood loss. I think you’d have to cut pretty close to the ball though for it to happen. Some bleeding is good to help clear away bacteria
You might have warned us about not snapping off the damn grease nipple which is on one end. Put the thing in the vice and belt the end, and ping, what was that, oh the grease nipple is now sheared off. Maybe do a video on how to fix that. Also you could at least show us where you are making the angle grinder cut. Also I got the first one out and now have the next one to remove from the piece which is now not attached to the drive shaft. I now wish I had done that one first. Not liking this. Don't want to cause any more damage.
Thank you so much. I've been struggling with this for years, and this was the single most helpful video. Got my cow her injections. She's not happy, but i am so relieved that i can do this now without a whole rodeo.
A waste of good material and in the end, it provides only shade and shelter from rain -- easily achieved with less effort and material. Top it off with some ugly corrugated scrap and then poison it with actual black f_king carcinogenic oil and then chain a dog to it. 😒
Thanks for the video. It looks like it is the back differential that you worked on. Do you have to remove both drive shafts in order to take the differential out? Thanks.
