snow caster mods.

[MattA]

While I've got the manual open, here are some better screen shots. I'm just zooming in on the PDF and hitting "alt" and "PrtSc" at the same time. I post the picture here by clicking in this window and hitting "Ctrl" and "V" at the same time. The picture will appear after a few seconds. PrtSc is the print screen key.

[Eugen]

@DavidBarkey right on, there are many ways to skin a cat. One of the great things about this place is how we exchange ideas and solutions and I have to tell you, the level of ingenuity and skill here is impressive to me.

@MattA You must have looked in a different manual, as the one I was looking in has the bracket and both mounting holes are elongated, not just the upper one. In fact I was wondering and even wrote half a message about "why have both holes elongated, when one was enough" but I gave up armchair speculating. Great tip about the "alt" and "PrtSc" and CTRL-V. This must be in Windows. I wonder if it is browser specific, so what browser did this work on, maybe it's helpful to others. I'm using a Mac, so something else might work.

[Gordy]

My Chromebook does not have a "PrtSc" button. But then, at 5 yo it is almost an antique and starting to act up probably need to get a new one soon Never figured out how to do a screen capture.


Gordy

[DavidBarkey]

My Chromebook does not have a "PrtSc" button. But then, at 5 yo it it almost an antique and starting to act up probably need to get a new one soon Never figured out how to do a screen capture.


Gordy

I have 1 year old chrome book and do not have PrtSc. button either


Dave

[MattA]

The screen capture and paste function are built in windows functions. I'm using firefox to browse the internet. Windows also has a snipping tool where you can just snip certain parts of your screen.

[Harry]

I'm not the most computer literate person. My son was in town a few years ago and I was putting together a welding report and every time I wanted to put in a temp, I would have to write out degrees. He told me if I hit certain keys at the same time it brings up the degree symbol. Since then, I forgot what keys they were so back to writing out degrees.

Keep the Peace
Harry

[MattA]

@Harry As an engineer I use this shortcut all the time. To enter the degree symbol hold down alt and type 0176 on the right keypad. I don't think this works with the numbers above the letters.

[ras101]

Dave any chance of some material or a rough scketch?

[ras101]

Hi Dave, if you did it again would you go that way or make the choice to move the sprocket back?

[DavidBarkey]

Hi Dave, if you did it again would you go that way or make the choice to move the sprocket back?

Would do it again, but somehow make it adjustable next time .