I have a horse I've been working with this summer who really likes to lean on my hands and be a little strong in the head. He is very very very very sensitive, to the point where if I squeeze him a bit too hard with my legs, he takes off. His mouth isn't as sensitive, but still touchy to the point where a slow twist D-ring makes him rear with the slightest touch. I currently ride him in my french link D-ring, and he tends to lean and pull on that. I've tried a rubber mouth pelham, and he's fine, as long as I'm not touching the curb rein: just a little bump with it and his head shoots up. I have a friend who is going to let me try her cherry roller bit, to help with his focus (because he has little to none), but if that doesnt work, what should I try next? Waterford? Full Cheek? Any other suggestions welcome
If there is a box that the old detector was mounted on,you can use wire nuts(caps)on the wires.Push the wires back into the box AFTER putting on the wire nuts.If theres no box call a qualified electrician to help.
NO, do not replace your A/C smoke detectors with just battery smoke detectors, It is much safer to have the combination A/C-with battery back-up. There are several Fire Codes, that you must follow when replacing or repairing smoke detectors. Please contact your local fire department for code requirements, not only for legal reasons but for your own safety as well.
Take a peak underneath the driver side dash, check for a yellow wire under the steering column that was spliced. Remove it and reconnect the wire to bypass.
Yes you can buy Wire Nuts to put over the ends of the wires, But you will need to Clip off the exposed bare wire first for more protection. * Some cities required Hard-Wired circuits to control the smoke detectors - check with them first! 1.) Make sure that circuit is TURNED OFF at the breaker box that controls the smoke detectors. 2.) Remove the smoke detector 3.) Disconnect the old one 4.) Clip the bare wires off 5.) Install wire nuts on each wire end. Make sure they are tight! 6.) Make sure no wires can come in contact with another one or any metal that may be in the junction box! 7.) Install the new detector and test it! Becarefull ! - Electricty KILLS!
Shut off your power..cut off the old wire that was exposed (down to the coating)..individually screw on some wire nut connectors on each separate wire and electrical tape them up goodshove them back in the holeinstall battery smoke detector over the old hole.
