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Stan

12-02-2000 04:12:36




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Does anyone know what the deal is on shop manuals from Deere? I have a Deere Service Publications catalog and tried to look up the pub number for a '51 A (see the post on down the page). I find SM2000(01JUN52) listed, but that number is also listed for a lot of other two-cylinder tractors.

Is that book just one generic shop manual for two-cylinder models? I have a shop manual for my '41 B and it is specific to the styled B models starting with S/N 96000.

I'm sure curious,

Stan

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Donny-B

12-03-2000 09:50:37




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 Re: John Deere Shop Manuals in reply to Stan, 12-02-2000 04:12:36  
The SM2000 Manual from Deere is great if you want to rebuild your starter, mag, or carb but it lacks all general engine and trans information such as torque and wear specs that you need for rebuilding. It does have information on valve grinding but little else on the mechanics. I did purchase a parts manual along with the SM2000 which is very helpful to see exploided veiws of assembled parts. I was told the I&T series manuals for John Deere are more geared to engine rebuild. (My next purchase)

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Spokerd1

12-02-2000 09:09:35




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 Re: John Deere Shop Manuals in reply to Stan, 12-02-2000 04:12:36  
This SM2000 is a gerneric manual for most of the Two Cylinder Tractors. It has some good info in it. It is worth buying from Deere and Company



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Stan

12-02-2000 14:15:45




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 Re: Re: John Deere Shop Manuals in reply to Spokerd1, 12-02-2000 09:09:35  
If SM2000 is as good as the one I have for my B, I'm sure it is worth the money. I'm just surprised that one book covers so many different models.

I've found that the books from Deere are indeed worth the money!!

Thanks,

Stan



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