ORC Guard

Here is a picture of the ORC guard that I built. It is made out of 2" and 4" ID pipe and the cap will screw off with the large tractor wrench. It is sturdy and works well. send me an e-mail if you need dimensions.

Instead of using the 'Optional Image URL:' box at the bottom, use html language.

Here is what you do.

type a <, then directly after that type img src="

then put in the internet address (URL) of the place where the picture is.

put "> after this and repeat as many times as you have pictures. It will look like below, only with <&> on ends.

img src="http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1554741&a=11935859&p=42895257&Sequence=0&res=high"

img src="http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1554741&a=12632297&p=46823783&Sequence=0&res=high"

then you will get this. ..

email me if you have any questions.. . and yes, I am an AC lover, but I like to ready the N board because you all are hilarious. ...lots of funny pics and good discussion.

Very creative...thanks for sharing.

--Jerry Kirkpatrick

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have you ever considered building and margeting them?

kind of a paul-thang

Here is the picture without the end cap. Can anyone tell me how to post two pictures on the same message?

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Here is a picture of the ORC guard that I built. It is made out of 2" and 4" ID pipe and the cap will screw off with the large tractor wrench. It is sturdy and works well. send me an e-mail if you need dimensions.

Second picture & text:

<center><img src="http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=188142&a=1377121&p=46758104&Sequence=0&res=high"></center>

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Here is the picture without the end cap. Can anyone tell me how to post two pictures on the same message?

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From your browser's menu bar pick View | Source (for Internet Explorer) or View | Page Source (for Netscape Navigator) to see the HTML tags that accomplish this. The text between the lines of '=' characters is from your original post. The text that loads the pictures is between the pairs of <center> and </center> tags.

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