my small dozer i build

[coyoteugly543]

how do i upload a pic

 

[Craig Clayton]

Could you please post some pics, I would really like to see them.
Craig Clayton

 

[coyoteugly543]

how do i upload a pic

 

[Craig Clayton]

I have done it many times but I can not really describe. As you are the original poster just use the quote and that should give you the attachment option. If others could help it would be great.
If you have some crashes at first do not worry as they are called growing pains.
Craig Clayton

 

[Robb71]

how do i upload a pic

You need a host for the pic first.
tinypic.com works well for me, some people use photobucket but you have to set up an account, free but annoying to me.

Then once you have a web link
look for this icon above the reply where you type the message

Click it and paste or type the web link in the box.
Hit ok and then submit the post.

 

[Craig Clayton]

I think that I put the pic on my desk top and and use the attachment to find it.
Browse then upload.
Craig Clayton

 

[coyoteugly543]

 

[coyoteugly543]

 

[coyoteugly543]

 

[mwb]

how do i upload a pic

Here is an instruction for you!

When creating a new reply or in advanced edit mode click on the paper clip (on top row of icons).

Browse and select up to four pictures from you computer:


Click on 'upload' to have your images saved to TBN and then close the attachment manager.


Go back to the paper clip and select the image you want pasted. The image will appear in you post wherever your cursor was placed.


Good luck!

 

[racolton]

I've been thinking about turning my Cub Cadet 682 into a tracked vehicle - how did you steer it? (I can't decide between the easy route - putting brakes on each axle and brake them independently to steer, or the hard route of using wet clutches to engage/disengage power to each track.) Do you have any pictures of the building process/design?

 

[coyoteugly543]

I used used harley davidson motorcycle front brakes. no sorry I didn't take pic as i was building it. Rick

 

[20 20]

that's kool thanks for the pictures

 

[SERadtke]

WOW! Nice work!:thumbsup:

 

[jayste]

I like it!

 

[chad22]

I like the dozer. Great work on it. Thanks for sharing the pics.

Chad

 

[Ductape]

Very cool ! :thumbsup:

 

[David Devuono]

Looks nice. Can you take a close up of the tracks. It looks like you have some track guides other then the typical heavy chain. I also see what looks like a hydraulic track tensioner, can you take a close up. (in case we want to steal your ideas)

thanks

 

[Tig]

Great job!