dixstir
Silver Member
2005-2210 just got done with homemade cab ready for the cold
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dixstir
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northernjake
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- Location
- Lac La Biche, Alberta
- Tractor
- Kubota 3540 HSTC, JD 2305, JD 318, 1951 JD AR, JD 6x4 Gator
Dixster,
Congrats on the cab, now we need some pictures.. does this mean you are not getting a 2305?
Congrats on the cab, now we need some pictures.. does this mean you are not getting a 2305?
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dixstir
Silver Member
like to get some pictures on but dont savoy how. dont have any teens around to help
chipsndust
Platinum Member
Dxstir:
We need pictures! No excuses! Let us know where you're stuck and someone can help you.
If your computer uses Windows and you're having trouble because the pictures are too large, here's what I do:
Use the mspaint program (on my computer, it is located at C:\windows\system32\mspaint)
Click the File drop-down, and then click Open to bring up your picture.
Click the Image drop-down, then Stretch/Skew, change the Horizontal and Vertical % to 25, and click OK.
Click the File drop-down, and then click Save as, then name and save your reduced size picture.
When you post, use the manage attachments feature below the text box to upload your reduced size picture.
Here's a picture of my cab, which I posted by doing the above.
Now let's see yours!
We need pictures! No excuses! Let us know where you're stuck and someone can help you.
If your computer uses Windows and you're having trouble because the pictures are too large, here's what I do:
Use the mspaint program (on my computer, it is located at C:\windows\system32\mspaint)
Click the File drop-down, and then click Open to bring up your picture.
Click the Image drop-down, then Stretch/Skew, change the Horizontal and Vertical % to 25, and click OK.
Click the File drop-down, and then click Save as, then name and save your reduced size picture.
When you post, use the manage attachments feature below the text box to upload your reduced size picture.
Here's a picture of my cab, which I posted by doing the above.
Now let's see yours!
