I have a 1996 Neon, with a factory alarm system. For some reason, the alarm loud speaker doesn't sound anymore when the alarm is set off, but the speaker works. When I ground it out with a tester light, it sounds. I hooked up a volt meter to the speaker wires it reads 12v. when the alarm is set off, it drops to 6v. Does anybody know what is going on?
PLEASE work with a reputable trainer who can help you with your new horse. At the very least, please make sure that you stay consistent in having your horse's feet trimmed. This needs to happen once every 6 weeks by a good knowledgable farrier. If you don't keep up with this, all sorts of problems will happen, and if it gets really bad your horse will not be able to walk. Also, please do some research on what to feed your horse. Not all hay is good hay. If it is dusty and moldy, it can cause your horse to colic. Please have someone knowledgable show you how to tack up your horse. I have seen people put things on backwards and upside down and too loose and too tight and it does not work out very well. Also, I don't know why so many new horse owners think this is a good idea, but do not tie your horse on the end of a long rope to let it walk around and eat grass. I was told once by a vet that that is one of the most common causes of injuries he treats someone thinking they can tie their horse to a tree with a long rope and the horse gets tangled up and panics.
Teaching or training in procedures for the safety of the person or group in a certain environment or setting. This can include fire drills at a school, proper use of equipment (such as forklifts, scaffolds/ladders, or harnesses) and protective gear (such as hard hats, gloves or safety glasses). It can also include knowing the locations of the fire exits, first aid kit, and fire extinguishers, as well as the overall safety procedures.
It's. A. Tv. Show. And OSHA regs don't apply to most family pig farmers.
