You were the smart one here. Now that I know how easy it is to put the pictures directly on the thread I'm dumb for not doing it at the start
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1978 K20 farm truck "Boring maintenance phase"
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1978 K20- Rusty beater farm truck
You were the smart one here. Now that I know how easy it is to put the pictures directly on the thread I'm dumb for not doing it at the start
I lucked out, I was too stupid to remember my PB password, so I learned how to imbed photos the old way. Once the site was updated, it became easy to upload pics from the phone. Even I can do it
See, slow typer too!
I said the same thing.
Though using CK5 to host them isn't a whole lot different.
I didn't find the old (2015) software difficult to use, it was just annoying that I couldn't upload more than 5 pictures per post.
PAD.
I tried it once. There is exactly one post in exactly one thread with PB pictures. I found it wasn't worth the headache and switched right back to uploading directly via the old software. This week I tracked down that one post and decided that the 6 or 7 pictures weren't worth redoing. But the links are still active. Probably because nobody views that thread anymore. AFAIK PB has cracked down on 3rd party data usage, not image hosting. My account doesn't see any of that. Who knows how long it'll last?
beags86
Eastbound and Down
If we all could be as boring as campy!
Not possible.. 6.2 Diesel powered he is.
beags86
Eastbound and Down
Not a Ford man, just confused!
Confused and curious
They owe me royalties...
I've never used a 3rd party photo storage thingy, I've always just snapped them with my phone and attached them directly to my thread. Super easy!
Photobucket was good for fifteen years....
Martin
Martin
Let's get this back on track a little. While waiting for the heat to subside I haven't had much time to get to working on the truck. Just using it like a truck. The front pinion seal has decided to start leaking so that needs attention as well as still no tcase shifter.
But it does truck things well
But it does truck things well
Rocking the grain train, eh?
Brought it up to get the gearbox out so I can get it repaired. Bought it for $1500 and it's hardly been used since new. It basically sat its whole life so I'm not complaining! The gearbox took a ton of heating and beating but I finally got it out Tuesday evening.
That's an old Brent. We had a 620 when I was a kid.
Martin
Martin
I see your 400 bushel grain cart, and I raise you a 700 bushel gravity wagon!
Martin
Martin
