John: You can heal them in and hold them that way for several wks. They can then be moved to a permanent location even after the buds have started to open. A cool shaded location would be best. Either upright or at an angle. Bury the roots in moist sand or soil that isn't real sticky. Keep the roots moist but not wet. Healed in is much better than a plastic bag. Could be heeled , not healed, if you try to google. The Fruitnut

Im working on a 2014 Toro XT6715-2070 149cc engine where its having issues on warm up. After starting it will run well for about 30 to 40 seconds or so then start to stumble for about 10 seconds, then runs OK for about 20 seconds, then goes back an forth doing this for about two and a half minutes then just starts to run well from then on. After its ran for about 6 minutes it still does not fully open the choke butterfly. The carb is a new OEM carb and I pulled the fuel filter to eliminate any possible issues with fuel restriction. The air filter is also new. Iv had this on other identical mowers and have not yet found a solution. The choke is one of these that mount directly the muffler and is the size of about a fifty cent piece that mounts flat on the muffler. It does not appear to be adjustable in any way. if I hold the choke rod open fully I do not experience this issue. Im sure Ill see this again so if anyone has any information for me that would be most helpful.

In case anyone has this problem in the future, after several videos, including manufacturer videos, which all pretty much skipped through the part of inserting the hinges into the oven, and several articles, I finally found 2: https://www.justanswer.com/appliance/4g13q-re-attach-whirlpool-oven-door-removing-wasn-t.html https://www.bobvila.com/posts/29301-can-t-put-oven-door-back-on?page=1 What happens is that when you open the door, the hinges are in the extended position, but when you have it partially closed to lift off, the hinges snap back into the closed position. Note that these hinges can take your fingers off! What we did was pull the hinges into a partly extended position, not sure if it was 120-degree as above, and then slipped a 1 x 2 wood block between each hinge and the door to hold them open and save your fingers. So there is an almost-1-inch space between the hinge and the door (and the wood block is soft and not damaging anything). At that point you should be able to hold the door at approximately 45 degrees and slide it in like magic, the way they do in the videos without any helpful comment. If that angle doesn't work, start at 90-degrees (open position) and tilt up until the hinges slide in. The real issue is the way you take it off. They assume that the hinges will be locked open when you remove the door; this is why they are singularly unhelpful about putting the door back. Our oven is a Whirlpool model with the double-hook hinge, fyi.

Your original message said, "Can anybody tell me how to post a pic in word and then type over it?" So, I thought you were using Microsoft Word, not WordPerfect. They are two totally different programs. It's been many years since I used WordPerfect, but I used to add graphics and type over them; or add graphics and then add another graphic so that it would be positioned partly over the first graphic, etc. I couldn't give you instructions now, though, because it's been too long. Sorry! :-( Have you checked the "Help" feature in WordPerfect?