Well, there was half of the problem already. One of the stabilizer bars had snapped, which only served to throw the wheels out of sync with each other. An easy fix, normally, but a bit of a pain in the neck with a busted arm. She repaired it as quickly and painlessly as she could, before moving on to remove one of the panels underneath to take a better look inside.

"Definitely seen better days." Her reply was slightly muffled, her head inside the compartment with her hands, though the rest of her was positioned in a bit of an awkward lean to eliminate too much use of her shoulder. It was bleeding again, and it crossed her mind that she should probably find a medic one of these hours to take a look at it, but first things first.

Wires all in order, she peeked back out at Billy, and tossed him a mostly-dry rag from her pack. "That might help some."