Posted by YTSupport on January 03, 2013 at 10:05:35 from (75.244.29.96):
The metal roofing thread is one of those which is split apart all over the classic view Tractor Talk. It's a good thread but if you want to read it, I would suggest clicking over to modern view. At this point, I would not reply to it on either side. It's broken and I can't fix it. It does appear to be caused by something I thought I stopped, which is changing subject lines. It's fortunately getting rare that this happens, but I'll look into it more for the future.
Thanks to JD Seller for catching the problem.
If there is more to say on the topic, I'd suggest the OP creator, create a new thread referencing a link to the original OP. That thread should be fine then. Call it Metal Roofing Revisited or something like that.
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