OT: Anyone else have this problem?
cpartist
6 years ago
When I enter this or any of the GW forums, I'm fine. If I then click on a thread, and then click back when done in the thread I get this question mark. (see my arrow pointing to the question mark.)
The problem is when the question mark shows up, I need to refresh the page to be able to click on any new thread.
It started happening a few months ago when I was in FL on an old MAC, so I thought it was a problem with my MAC in FL. However as soon as I got back to NY and onto my less than 1 year old MAC, (and after first updating both the operating system and Safari), I still seem to be having this problem.
Clearing my cache didn't help. Does anyone else have this problem?
Edited to add that the houzz response to this is it's only my problem even when I posted in two other forums and had many responses showing it's not just me.
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Comments (5)It seems to be irratic. Have problems at times, but for today it is fine. They have been posting at the top the last couple weeks about problems you are describing. So they are definitely aware of them and working on this....See MoreDoes anyone else have this problem?
Comments (10)Heres what I am doing I removed my deck , you need a rubber bungie strap ,2 eyebolts with locknuts and washers, now with the dek off of the mower remove the blade break spring, next ensure the blade belt control lever swings freely,now insert one end of the bungie strap into the hole on the blade control lever(where the pto spring goes) now stretching the bungie cord (yes the blade control lever will engage) find a path clear of any moving belts ,pullys ect to the outside of the deck . Now find a flat spot and drill a hole for one of the eyebolts and install the eyebolt,now remove the S hook from the bungie cord and push the bungie cord through the eyebolt(again ensure that you have a clear path nothing will touch the bungie strap when the blades are turning) now find a spot on the foot rest (clear under and on top ) install the other eyebolt. now put the s hook back on the free end of the bungie cord and install the blade brake spring. Now if you hook the bungie cord to the eyebolt on the footrest the blades should activate and when you unhook the bungie cord the blade brake will engage stopping the blades....See MoreAnyone else have a problem with BergerSeidle matte finish on hardwood?
Comments (1)What are you cleaning it with?...See More
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