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• Aug 22, 2007

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Am I doing this wrong. Have posted two questions and so far got no answers. is it me - new to Landys and new to computers. What does it mean when there is a tick in a blue box next to my query. Something about being subscribed to this thread but I have no idea what that means..somebody put me right please

 

The Kergan

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• Aug 22, 2007

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NEWBAT said:

Am I doing this wrong. Have posted two questions and so far got no answers. is it me - new to Landys and new to computers. What does it mean when there is a tick in a blue box next to my query. Something about being subscribed to this thread but I have no idea what that means..somebody put me right please

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The blue tick means you have made an entry into the thread, I will have a blue tick next to this as well.

Welcome to Landyzone.

 

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• Aug 22, 2007

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Thanks to you The Kergan.

 

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• Aug 22, 2007

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I reckon its cos no one thats read your posts knows the answers, doubt if yer being ignored. Bung another post on yer freds to bring em back to the top.

 

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• Aug 22, 2007

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its called bumping, blue tick is subscribed you will get an e-mail when there is a new post on a thread you are subscribed to

 

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• Aug 22, 2007

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Thankyou G Man

 

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• Aug 22, 2007

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try yer question agin now.
on t'other hand it might be a question that's been asked and answered a squillion times before. in that case the regulars may assume that you're too feckin lazy or stupid to do a search and therefore not answer anyway.

 

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• Aug 23, 2007

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have I missed something?

What was the question?

 

G-man

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• Aug 24, 2007

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see his other fred the one aboot summat or uvva like gearbox breavers

 

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• Aug 24, 2007

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gearbox beavers??? thats a part i've never heard of... Is it good for 20bhp like a "NOS" sticker?

 

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• Aug 24, 2007

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You lot are bloody hilarious. Glad I joined This forum. Only trouble is I don't have time to work on Landy 'cos I'm too busy reading all this stuff. (Must be a slow reader).

 

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• Aug 24, 2007

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BioEng said:

gearbox beavers??? thats a part i've never heard of... Is it good for 20bhp like a "NOS" sticker?

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I have known of beavers that use gear leavers - but not whole gearboxes - thats an interesting image

 

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• Aug 24, 2007

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i think i am now a beleaver, my labby retreaver found me a gearbox beaver and it's made my landie a much better acheaver

 

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• Aug 24, 2007

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It's plain it would be a drain on the canine brain to find an item on a drive train be it minor or main however hard you train, it's just insane....................Jeesh, I've turned into Dr Fekin Seuss!

 

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• Aug 25, 2007

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mine was better

 

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• Aug 25, 2007

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Naaaah ..... it was a draw .... both great.

What was the question anyway?