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John Deere L Manuals

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BURT

09-02-2004 14:17:42




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I recently purchased a 1940 L. I have read numerous times that one should purchase the Operator's Manual, the Service Manual, & the Parts Manual. I have looked at various websites for these, including this one, and all of the manuals from the various sites all seem to have the same number of pages and cost roughly the same amount. Are there different "brands"? Are there some that are better than others? Are there some to avoid? Thank you for your help. BURT

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Mark57-420

09-03-2004 05:41:01




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 Re: John Deere L Manuals in reply to BURT, 09-02-2004 14:17:42  
Check with Deere. I just looked up the technical publications for the L on the JD Parts web site and they list an Operator"s Manual (DIR206E), a Parts Catalog (PC150), and a Service Manual - General Repair (SM2000). Prices run $30 - $50(Service). I"ve found that a lot of the CDs show up on e-Bay from time-to-time at a greatly reduced price. There"s also a service manual for the electrical system on older tractors (SM2029).

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BURT

09-03-2004 09:05:12




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 Re: John Deere L Manuals in reply to Mark57-420, 09-03-2004 05:41:01  
Thank you for the info! I will look into the Deere manuals.

Thanks again,

BURT



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BURT

09-02-2004 16:08:16




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 Re: John Deere L Manuals in reply to Larry Kastens, 09-02-2004 14:54:40  
Thank you for the info. Do you or does anyone know anything about the others? The operator"s manual I would assume are just copies of the originals, but are there "better" service or parts manuals? Thanks again.

BURT



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