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Ho Seeker Access Issue

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Ho Seeker Access Issue
Posted by cedarwoodron on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 12:16 PM

So, one of my winter projects will be to revitalize an old Mantua 0-4-0 shifter and tender. You know this old chestnut- the one with the metal boiler and the brass-wheels on the sloped tender!

I figure my best starting place is an original diagram and go to HO Seeker to look up the original drawing. Imagine my suprise when I select the Mantua 0-4-0 shifter and get "permission denied" as a response. I then try the Tyco category for their 0-4-0 and get the same thing.

Is it some setting on my phone or is there a problem with the HO Seeker site in general ??

And if so, how could I get an exploded assembly diagram alternatively?

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Posted by gmpullman on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 12:37 PM

cedarwoodron
And if so, how could I get an exploded assembly diagram alternatively?

I just went to the site and everything seems to be functioning properly.

I'm using an old fashioned desktop PC running Windows and Chrome. I don't know how to change security settings on a telephone.

If you don't have any other resource, send me a PM and I can scan the diagrams and send them to you?

Good Luck, Ed

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Posted by cedarwoodron on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 1:09 PM

Thanks Ed- first I'll try things on my desktop computer and see if it's working. If not you'll hear from me!Smile

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Posted by IDRick on Saturday, November 17, 2018 6:25 PM

Use this link: http://hoseeker.net/   You can't get in if you use other deeper links.

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Posted by richg1998 on Saturday, November 17, 2018 8:10 PM

IDRick

Use this link: http://hoseeker.net/   You can't get in if you use other deeper links.

 

That always works.

To date, no one can post any other diagram. I and others have found that out. Here and other forums.

All you can do is do a screen shot with your PC and then post the photo here with say Photo Bucket.

I use to text the administrator, Larry, some years ago but he no longer responds.I sent in scans back then.

It might be all A.I., artificial intelligence software operated.

Rich

 

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Posted by dknelson on Sunday, November 18, 2018 10:47 AM

IDRick

Use this link: http://hoseeker.net/   You can't get in if you use other deeper links.

 

 
For reasons I can't understand that link stopped working for me but I now use this one and go "backwards" if there are other parts of the site I want to visit:
 
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Posted by maxman on Sunday, November 18, 2018 3:06 PM

dknelson

 IDRick

Use this link: http://hoseeker.net/   You can't get in if you use other deeper links.

 
For reasons I can't understand that link stopped working for me but I now use this one and go "backwards" if there are other parts of the site I want to visit:
 
Dave Nelson
 

 
That's because the website was changed from a .net to a .org.
 
So what you want is: http://hoseeker.org/
 
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Posted by richg1998 on Sunday, November 18, 2018 3:24 PM

Thank you. My bookmark is net. I never noticed that little change.

The site still shows hoseekernet, upper left.

 

Rich

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