The Forum is just too slow

[pickaxe]

Hey, John Adams. Just watched your pump vid ,again, for like the 10th time. Thought this might work for fixing damaged aluminum parts.
http://www.aluminumrepair.com/video_new.asp

And it does work that well. I like epoxy, but sometime just don't completely trust it. You could also fix volutes or any other alum piece. Just like soldering, just hotter. Could do it on top of a Coleman stove if you had to.

[Colo Nuggets]

Thanks pickax im ordering some of that now. Denver gas brazing rod is 1100 degrees to close to the melting point for me. I will let you know how it works on the new box.

[russau]

Russ didn't know you were a computer wiz.

im not! my daughter showed me what to do! i think shes refering to the computor??haha

[getterdone]

Some people would complain even if they were hung with a new "ROPE"

[russau]

yep that would have me squirming a bit also!haha

[Flourchild]

No problems on my end and I have the slowest dailup going some guy's just hate to admit their equipment isn't 100% heck we ain't 21 no more

[DJR]

more than likely it is a conflict problem, between the old forum and the new.
Since most people have the same login as in the old forum.
So the computer is trying to log on simultaneously to both.
Do what the man said dump your old cookies, delete the old forum login files (saved pass words), kill the old forum link and you'll have no problems.
do it or it's going to be slower than it can be.

[umpqua_gold]

colo nuggets,
I would love to learn about that sluice from your pic. Has the wheels in my brain turning overdrive. Too many questions from that one pic going through my head.

[gremlin]

defrag and scan disk, do a clean up and the computer will fly. if you open a second browser, you can surf and the site will load.

[Dawgmining]

Thanks pickaxe
I will find me some and tryit