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OldKyJim

04-17-1999 22:52:19




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I own a TO-30, and I own the service and owners manual, and find them very useful.

I see that a 135-page parts manual is also available. Now I haven't seen one, but is it safe to assume this would be something like exploded diagrams of the various tractor assemblies and components??

I also see that a manual that lists parts manuals for implements is also available as a 550-page collection, covering 32 implements, I guess. Can anyone who owns either of these items tell me what sort of information they contain? Does the implement information cover use of the various tools with the tractor?

Any info appreciated before I plunk down my hard-earned cash (or plastic).

OldKyJim

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Gerald

04-18-1999 09:01:57




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 Re: parts manual, implement manual in reply to OldKyJim, 04-17-1999 22:52:19  
I often find the parts manual more useful than the other books for assembling parts.

Gerald



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03-13-2000 14:23:45




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 Re: Massey Harris 444 Web Pages ? in reply to finderseeker, 03-11-2000 10:46:33  
There's a few picture at masseyharris.com
just a little bragging rights



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g nielsen

04-18-1999 04:15:19




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 Re: parts manual, implement manual in reply to OldKyJim, 04-17-1999 22:52:19  
ky jim:
I just purchased the parts manual, and yes as you state, it gives exploded pictures of all assemblies. It also of course has part numbers listed. Very expensive though. An interesting side note, on the hydraulic system, it has listed the ford 2n and 9n, as of they used the fergy system. I thought this was good as it appears that these parts are interchangable.



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