Hello everyone!

[Jonny-0]

My name is jonny-0. I just joined this site. Im a Farmall guy for sure . I have 4 right now . A super c ,super a ,F-12 and my newest last week a Cub made in 1960. Love that little power house. As soon as i figure out how to post photos Ill show her to all. Thankyou very much!

[Jonny-0]

Question. I know that I have to reduce photo size but how do I post photos? Again glad to be here!
Jonny-0

[Indy4570]

Welcome Johnny!

[Scrivet]

Several ways to do it. One is when you hit "full editor & preview" and the typing box opens up, at the bottom of the typing box is the "save draft" "preview" and "submit" buttons. Below that box are two tabs labeled "Options" and "Attachments". Click on "Attachments".

Just follow along and "Add files". Navigate to where you have it on your computer, I like to move whatever picture I want to the desktop to make it easier to find and know it's the one I intended and not my great niece's second birthday party.

Back in the text typing box; move your blinking text cursor to where you want the picture and click "place inline".

You can then hit the preview button below the typing box and it will show you how it's going to look. It'll show you the preview above the typing box so just scroll down a bit to get back to make any changes before you hit submit.

[Urbish]

Welcome Johnny from SE Michigan! I'm not far from you, just south of Chelsea. You'll find lots of good information and assistance for all of your tractors here.

Jim

[Dale Finch]

Scrivet described the way I prefer to insert photos. Easier than uploading them to a separate cloud server. There is a limit of 6 attached photos with this method, so if you have more, you need to start another window.

WELCOME!!

[Willy]

Welcome!

What pictures I've posted, I'd already posted on facebook and used the image insertion tool on the full editor. I need to find a better place to use for image hosting.

[Mike in Louisiana]

Welcome to the forum.

[Jonny-0]

Thanks everyone for the info. Im trying to use my phone. I try this again on my computer later tonight. I have to get to the barn snd cuddle my Cub! Thanks!

[Waif]

Hey from Mi. Johhny -O.
N.W. of you.
Congrats on scoring on a Cub!

[SAAndrus]

Welcome Johnny O

[k hutchins]

Hello and welcome from another Michigander.

Hutch

[Stanton]

Welcome to the forum!

Since you've logged a 2nd post, you'll have access to all the manuals on the server. It's located under the "Quick Links" pull-down menu in the upper left of the screen. Go to "PDF Manuals", then scroll down and select whatever manual interests you. As a new owner of a Cub, we'd suggest downloading the Owner's Manual first and taking some time to read it. Many questions you may have will be answered there. Then, as far as working on your Cub, there are Service Manuals and other information that will be helpful.

We'd also encourage you to read:

• "Welcome Wagon"
• "How to Upload Pictures..."
• "Forum Rules..."
• "How To Forum"

The "Search" feature will locate answers to many, many questions that have been asked before or if you can't find the answer, ask us.

Glad to have you here. Try to attach a picture of your Cub (or any of your other tractors). We'd like to see them.

[Scrivet]

.............. I need to find a better place to use for image hosting.

Food for thought. Pictures hosted on the site are always here. Pictures hosted elsewhere may not be. More than one free photo hosting site has dropped an "r" and became fee hosting sites. Then those links are gone if you don't pay up. A stroll through the how to forums or old posts will make this very clear. Am I totally against photo hosting sites? Absolutely not! There's no better way for Aunt Gertrude in Athol to see the pictures of little Susieann's third birthday. Trying to see a picture of where the radiator drain decal goes on a four year old how to, that the contributor decided to free up some space on their photo box host, forgetting that picture was linked to the long forgotten how to, not so appealing for that.

[T-Mo]

Johnny,
Welcome to the forum.