BX-23 Frequent FEL/Backhoe Removal

[JayC]

To elaborate a little on what Jim said, when you click the Quote button, and when you are taken to the reply form, you can edit out what you want to quote. If the message is a longer one, this can be a bit of a pain to do.

Alternatively, I find it easier to just hit the reply button. Then copy (Ctrl + C) and paste (Ctrl + V) the message into the quote. When you are replying, click the Quote link in the Instant Markup section. When the quote markups appear, just copy and paste the part of the message you want to quote in the center of the quote markups. In case you haven't noticed, the message you are replying too is shown below all the Reply To functions.

 

[mrgries]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( To elaborate a little on what Jim said, when you click the Quote button, and when you are taken to the reply form, you can edit out what you want to quote. If the message is a longer one, this can be a bit of a pain to do.

Alternatively, I find it easier to just hit the reply button. Then copy (Ctrl + C) and paste (Ctrl + V) the message into the quote. When you are replying, click the Quote link in the Instant Markup section. When the quote markups appear, just copy and paste the part of the message you want to quote in the center of the quote markups. In case you haven't noticed, the message you are replying too is shown below all the Reply To functions. )</font>

Thanks guys - i think I'm doing this right, although I have to use Cmd+C and Cmd+V because I'm a stinkin' Mac user

 

[Jim_Becker]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Thanks guys - i think I'm doing this right, although I have to use Cmd+C and Cmd+V because I'm a stinkin' Mac user )</font>

Clean that Mac and it will smell much better... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Nobody likes a dirty computer! /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[Tom_H]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( my shed is...12' x 24'...with plywood flooring. ...repeatedly attaching/removing the FEL in the shed would booger up the floor...I could put down an extra sheet of plywood to absorb the damage. That would still leave the backhoe though...)</font>

If you ever have the $, think about a smooth finished concrete floor. With either concrete or plywood flooring though, a dolly for the bh could solve your problem. I have about 9 implements on dollies...so easy to roll them right up to the 3ph-easy on/off, no marring the floor /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif. If you use the search tool, you can go back & find several threads re. dollies for the bh on a BX23. Several styles are shown, complete with pictures, instructions, etc.