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This is the biggest annoyance now when researching a project. I was happy to see this thread because its a to do item but half of the content is gone.
Good luck with the project Bill and sorry i have nothing to add
if you're using google chrome
Search for "Photobucket Hotlink Fix" offered by bridgetroll.io and install it.
Reload the page and it will show the images, for now, until photobucket changes it and makes it note work again
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Last edited by Mooser; Dec 11, 2017 at 08:55 PM.
Reason: added screen shot
Not to change the subject (but this is an old thread) but where does Photobucket get the ***** to start charging you to access your information that was uploaded for free at the time? I hope anyone that did use the free Photobucket got their files back for free.
This is why I'll never store any of my information on the cloud.
Does anyone know if the 2 plastic guides for the plenum rod are available anywhere? If not, what's the best way to fix a cracked guide? The original part number is 3949890 but no longer available.
I could not find it on their online catalog so I emailed the good Doctor. They said lots of parts not uploaded to the web yet. Part # was correct and $24.95 was the price. Thanks for the Info.
11 years later and the part number AND PRICE are still the same at Doc Rebuild for the tubing... I got mine just the other day!
CORRECTION: I mis-spoke...The price has gone DOWN to $24.50!!
i couldn't find those guides anywhere, so i weighed my options, make from metal? 3d print? or cast my own, i went to the hobby store and got resin cast and plastic kit, made mold from original and cast my own. worked great! i tried gluing and epoxy the cracked parts they didn't last on the job but looked good freshly glued.
yea this is a old thread but someone else could use this info in the future
i couldn't find those guides anywhere, so i weighed my options, make from metal? 3d print? or cast my own, i went to the hobby store and got resin cast and plastic kit, made mold from original and cast my own. worked great! i tried gluing and epoxy the cracked parts they didn't last on the job but looked good freshly glued.
yea this is a old thread but someone else could use this info in the future
Youre right, its an old thread thats taken a couple turns.
Let’s start new threads with current info. Feel free to link it to this thread.