I read that FAQ, but it just says 100 kb maximum size. I have a picture that is 936kb, and am trying to shrink down to get on here. Quality gets fuzzy when I get it down to about 185kb. I'll do some checking on my camera.
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Charlie - we gonna get a pic of a 169 posted back on the main forum ??
John - not sure what you are using to resize, I usually use the Image Resizer found on the Codeplex website (Http://imageresizer.codeplex.com/) because it's very simple to use.. Note that along with size in bytes, you need to watch the 800 pixel width limit, which is how I end up usually scaling my pics....
John - not sure what you are using to resize, I usually use the Image Resizer found on the Codeplex website (Http://imageresizer.codeplex.com/) because it's very simple to use.. Note that along with size in bytes, you need to watch the 800 pixel width limit, which is how I end up usually scaling my pics....
Here's one for ya, since we don't see'um very much on here any more!
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Charlie with that 169 photo I MUST ask if you sent [email protected]=- your 169 info
On a 122 are the frame bushings for the front axle pin pressed into the frame?
Nope, just checkin to make sure everyone knew what a 169 looked like since they are no longer posted on the main forum board.
Doug A.
You can bang'um out with a hammer and punch with no problem.
You can bang'um out with a hammer and punch with no problem.
Charlie - the collar that protrudes from the front axle that the pin rides on a replaceable item? I've seen info on boring it out and inserting a bushing but not a new collar. Most I've encountered have been welded to the axle cross member to one degree or another - is that done because they work themselves out? Thanks
