Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

It's not my router, it's the facilities, headed down there now to see if they will give me password. Otherwise I'll just use the printer cable for what little printing I do.
but thanks, good to know when I'm back in my own place.

I know it’s their router. I wouldn’t use it like that, where everyone else has access to your printer, computer, etc. I recommend your own router so you can isolate yourself from their wireless network.

You can set up wan on the router I referenced to use their network, then set up your own private wireless network in your room that they can’t access.
There’s even a $40 version of that router that’s not gigabit speed and no 5mhz option. I use one in my house.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Tire size and length of seat tube to pedal crank center would be a good start. My bike is 29” tires and 15” frame.

Saw an ad on YouTube for an ebike. Interesting for us older mature guys. Lol

 

[daugen]

I know it’s their router. I wouldn’t use it like that, where everyone else has access to your printer, computer, etc. I recommend your own router so you can isolate yourself from their wireless network.

You can set up wan on the router I referenced to use their network, then set up your own private wireless network in your room that they can’t access.
There’s even a $40 version of that router that’s not gigabit speed and no 5mhz option. I use one in my house.

thanks, there's a setting saying do you want to not have anyone have access to this, another words, when you bring up the list of connected pcs, won't show up.
I'm only here for three months, not buying a router for three print jobs...but I understand what you are saying and thanks.
plugging in a printer cable solves all privacy issues...

now I'm finding I don't think I was the original owner of this "new" printer, the hold down tape strips inside missing. So even with printer cable, now have doubts.

 

[rswyan]

Can you tell us more about the Kubota K-PAD, RS?

Best parts system I've found so far is the Messik's web site, and it leaves a lot to be desired...:grumpy:

Just a guess, but I suspect that K-PAD is the backend to what Messicks offers on their website.

Unlike Messicks, K-PAD doesn't require any signup, login, or email address.

K-PAD does not like Apple's Safari browser and gives a warning message when you try and access it with Safari, saying it is incompatible (which is not exactly true) ... and that it will support Safari in a future version "soon" (it's been like that for several years ... so, yeah ... sure ... "soon" ... )

You can use Safari to access it however (at least Safari version 12.1.2) - but it's a little tricky. You have to turn on the "Develop" menu in Safari (under "Advanced Settings in Safari 12.1.2) and then set the "User Agent" (under the "develop" menu) to something else other Default (Automatically chosen)

I typically set it to Internet Explorer 10.

Once you have done that, then open the following link:

https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

Once you have done that you'll have to navigate thru a few screens, agreeing to TOS and disclaimers, but any new tabs that are opened as a result of you clicking on links should open successfully finally landing you at the model look upon page:

Initial K-PAD page:

Disclaimer/Terms page:

Model Lookup page:

From there you can search for and select a model ... and then drill down into the specific sub-system you are trying to find parts for.

 

[txdon]

A few more pics.

 

[txdon]

 

[sodamo]

68°F and .15 inches rain, looking a bit iffy for the morning. Sure the garden appreciates.

Have to make a trip to WallyWorld for wife’s post op prescriptions.

Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day

 

[txdon]

The only damage from hanging in the barn many years.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Once you have done that, then open the following link:

https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

Thanks for the link, RS.

Bookmarked for next time.

Seems to work fine in Mozilla Firefox.

 

[rswyan]

Thanks for the link, RS.

You're quite welcome.

Bookmarked for next time.

Seems to work fine in Mozilla Firefox.

Good deal then ... :thumbsup: