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Comments (23)Please help! The shift lever on my unit has come completely loose! A broken pin came out of one of the holes holding the shift lever to the shifter. Does anyone know what that is called? I really need my tiller up and running but can't get it into any gear - it won't even roll on its own. Is there an easier fix than trying to find a pin or has anyone had luck with replacement pins? The earlier post from adnaw52 is asking the same question. When I search this message board on Google it appears that a pbuckner answered the question but the reply isn't on this thread or in the cached version. Anyone have that information? (Or know why someones helpful post would be deleted?) Thank you, thank you, for any insight!...See MoreOwens Corning Cultured Stone users
Comments (7)Hi Nik.... The newsfromthehill.com blog is mine! I've had some photos of the house posted on the monthly How's Your Build threads but didn't update with any new photos in May. Our house is still under construction and in fact the stone masons are due back on Monday to finish up now that the columns are ready for them to face on the garage. I'm very glad that we went with a combination of stone types as I think that ledgestone only on some of our tall surfaces might have been a little too busy. We went with about a 10-15% fieldstone to the rest ledgestone. I've never seen it with more field than ledgestone.... will it be more difficult for the masons to do it that way? We were originally going to do straight ledgestone and so our crew was thrilled to have the fieldstones mixed in since the bigger stones meant less work. :) Here's a few more photos but there are more on the blog... Again we didn't use OC but Dutch Stone (Natural Blend Color) Close up of the kitchen window wall: North wall (Hardi Trim around window will be stained dark brown) Kitchen window wall (Tyvek areas will be board and batten Hardie) and "window" into the walkway to mechanical room Front Porch columns:...See Morelooking for additional spy ware programs
Comments (4)I would stay away from Evonsoft computer repair if you did not install it even more reason to just remove it from your pc. To many bad reviews showing for it to consider recommending it. Malwarebytes is an excellent program and so is superantispyware, I also always recommend the addition of spywareblaster which you just update weekly then hit the enable all protection button so the shield turns green no scans to do it just protects you in the background. I use WOT on all of my computers there is a version for IE and Firefox. ATF is an excellent program also, it is one recommended often on the support and malware removal forums. It is safe and will not do any registry damage. I recommend it here often. The big fish games should be very well scanned prior to putting them on your pc some can come with malware. It is very important to note where you are downloading them from also, many places have these games but if you get them from sources other than at the actual big fish site you may be getting one that has malware added to it. Anytime you downlaod to your pc before you open it or install it right click on the item and choose to scan it with your antivirus program and malwarebytes. Always remember before using malwarebytes or any program to hit the update button first so you have all the latest updates. SpywareBlaster be sure you get the free version SUPERAntiSpyware also free version WOT add-on often times when you notice things on your pc that you did not install and no one else did either it can be that it got there through malware or when you did an update for something things are sometimes checked to install along with the update you MUST watch all steps when doing any update or install and make sure you do not get any of these unwanted extras by unchecking them. what antivirus program are you using on your pc and what firewall are you using...See More'used' kitchen ware finds?
Comments (58)jae_tn, I not only remember those handles, I have one. If I remember correctly, Most of the Blue Cornflower Corning Ware IS stove top safe. Check the bottoms, to be sure. And I, too, do frozen vegetables in the microwave. In casseroles like the one shown, No water, just whatever seasoning I like. My microwave has settings for frozen and fresh vegetables. For frozen green beans, I use the frozen vegetable setting, Let them set a minute or two, Then cook them another minute. They come out tender, But not over cooked. Come to think of it, I use my Corning Ware & microwave For just about all vegetables. Rusty...See MoreTeresa_MN
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