From OP: Re Snowblower Problem To HR Bob Hofman et al

Dec 31, 2012 9 Replies

Hi,



For some reason I just can't simply append to the original Thread. No idea why. Using Thunderbird. So, will have to start a new one. Sorry.



Does the Ariens Snowblower Impeller also have a Shear Pin like the Auger does ?



I always thought the only shear pins were for the Auger, but can, as usual, be wrong.



Thanks again, Bob


"Reply" in TB goes to email. You have to use "Followup". I've been trying to remove the Reply in using ng's but yet to figure it out.

Just right click the area where the buttons are located and click "customize"

I've been trying that but unable to remove reply.

There is a roll pin holding the impeller to the shaft on MOST ariens blowers. Not supposed to act as a shear pin - but has been known to fail that way - particularly if yoy pick up a rock or a REAL hard chunk of ice and it jams in hard.

"Reply" in every version of Thunderbird I've used for ten years does exactly what I expect and was used to start this post.

I have Thunderbird 17.0. The reply button sends the reply to email. Followup goes to the newsgroup. I don't think I've messed with any of the default settings.

Reply icon on my toolbar is what starts most of my posts.

Then menu offers "reply to sender only" which is email, "reply to list" which I would have thought the same as the icon, but is grayed out, and "reply to all" which is both.

It also has "followup to list" which I expected to add a follow-up header, but instead does exactly what the icon does.

This is 27.0 and it has always been like that for me, even on FreeBSD and Windows a decade ago. I searched the prefs for a way to change it and didn't find one.

Just hit CTRL-R and it does everything automatically without having to dig through menus or squint at the little buttons (I actually removed all of the buttons on mine because they're just annoying).

Jon

That's good to know. I recall getting rid of the reply button on TB before but this must be a new version.

Frank

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