New Forum Format

[zuhnc]

otherwise I'm outta here for good.

Other than the constant reposting of the same thing, your knowledge of various aspects of old tractors is valuable. Please bite the bullet and stay. zuhnc

 

[Duey C]

Not sure I like the "similar threads" thing at the bottom. It adds distraction

Other places, I've found the "similar threads" on the bottom are generally related to what our interests are and have made use of them to a very large degree. Much good research done if you wish to click.
Hang in there.
I'm learning the nuances also!

 

[Duey C]

And STILL, I can use this forum with a very antiquated browser on my desktop computer and it works flawlessly!

 

[casecollectorsc]

Well I hate it already. I thought it was supposed to look more like Classic unless you opted for it not to.

Too frustrated from having to set up a new TV today to be learning this right now.

Good night. I'm out.

Look around awhile...I hate change but this thing jumps and bangs compared to the old one. Pictures load biff, bang, pow, just that quick. And I'm a older fella.

 

[Jim.ME]

If all you have to look at it is a smart phone nothing is indented. It all runs together.

Different devices will give different screen appearances. My iPhone has the idented posts, if I have my preference checked as Threaded View. If that box is not checked, the posts don't indent.

 

[Scott 730]

And STILL, I can use this forum with a very antiquated browser on my desktop computer and it works flawlessly!

Yup. Works great on Win 7 "here".

 

[1948CaseVAI]

I hit the reply button.

You do not necessarily get an indent if yours is the very first reply to the starting post.

 

[Tx Jim]

Being old school Classic it took me half day to even make a post, I agree probably see less of me but who cares

jm
Please reconsider & get acquainted with the new look of this forum. This forum needs your vast knowledge of Kubota tractors & equipment.
Jim

 

[Jim.ME]

jm
Please reconsider & get acquainted with the new look of this forum. This forum needs your vast knowledge of Kubota tractors & equipment.
Jim

x2.

 

[old bones]

Stick around jm, and others - we all had a learning curve on the old forums too (and I preferred Classic). But it's good to learn new stuff - keeps our brains engaged.

I was a frequent poster here years ago (when "Classic" wasn't classic, it was the only choice). I drifted away when some of the old time members left for whatever reason, and life got in the way of me being online much. I have now retired from my day job, but am still actively farming. I bought a couple old tractors for projects, so came back to glean more info from those who know it better than me. I have made a few posts with questions, and have gotten a few replies, which I appreciate.
However, I posted a question a few days ago, and went in to see if there was any activity. Opened up the site and found this. I guess I don't come here to "keep my brain engaged" by learning new online and site navigation tricks. I come here for tractor repair information. When I open up the specific tractor brand discussion forum, there can be posts from years ago bubbled to the top because someone made a comment on an ancient thread. Recent threads are now settled down to the bottom, and can be unseen because of the old threads.
I do feel strange speaking out when I've been away for so long, but just voicing my opinion.

 

[DoubleO7]

I did that. Nothing changed.

After doing all that, did you click the save button at the very bottom?

 

[DoubleO7]

This new format sucks. It's not user friendly; it's confusing.

Hoping you are doing well in the year that has past.

The above was your last post and last looky loo.