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Mark Stewart

06-18-2004 04:50:52




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To start the overhaul on my tractor, do I need the shop manual or the parts manual, or both?




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Brian Williams

06-21-2004 14:05:32




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 Re: Parts Manual or Shop Manual in reply to Mark Stewart, 06-18-2004 04:50:52  
have anything on a 78 or 79 7000 allis
it is a black belly has the different master clutch than the maroon 7000
thanks brian



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wdtom

06-18-2004 18:51:05




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 Re: Parts Manual or Shop Manual in reply to Mark Stewart, 06-18-2004 04:50:52  
the more manuals the better, you may learn something from even a poor one. However, that being said, most important is a shop/repair manual for that make and model, the manufactures manual. Next would be the parts book. Even if you don't look up parts nos. you can learn a lot by "reading" a parts manual.



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JMS/MN

06-18-2004 16:00:50




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 Re: Parts Manual or Shop Manual in reply to Mark Stewart, 06-18-2004 04:50:52  
For service work you need a service manual. I find I&T manuals valuable, maybe the factory manual provides more info, but the I&T is certainly adequate for me in regard to wear specs, R&R, etc., although I do wonder why some paragraphs are missing! If you don't have a dealer close by, the parts manual gives you part numbers which will save you time when calling for parts- knowing the numbers is an advantage to both you and the dealer. If you are dealing with outside suppliers, it is best to know the numbers, because you will know more than they do.

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Tom

06-18-2004 06:38:24




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 Re: Parts Manual or Shop Manual in reply to Mark Stewart, 06-18-2004 04:50:52  
I have all 3: Operator, Repair, and Parts manuals. The repair/shop manual is essential, and so is the parts manual. The repair manual gives you all the detailed procedures, and the parts manual gives you the best detailed exploded views required for reassembly. Also, I found the IT and other off-brand manuals next to worthless, now have original OEM manuals just for specific model and they are much better.

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Phil Auten (TX)

06-18-2004 05:25:54




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 Re: Parts Manual or Shop Manual in reply to Mark Stewart, 06-18-2004 04:50:52  
Shop manual, but the parts manual can be helpful as well, showing how things fit together. Both would be the best.

Phil



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