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Gerald S. Eggar

07-24-2007 18:03:17

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Well, it's not done.... but it's time I started to get other people opinions!

Check out http://www.freetractormanuals.net/
And give me an opinion!

Before you ask, no you cannot save or print most of the manuals since that would not be fair to fine web sites like this one (I encourage you to buy the manuals after you review them from sites such as this) I do not sell manuals from this site.

Next item is how can you help? Do you have a PDF version of a manual you would like to have included? Drop me an email & I will put it online for you for free.

Finally, if you want to see how to do a little something from a manual, check out our shorts. We have taken certain steps out of manuals and put them here. This month featuring "How to bleed a Diesel Fuel System"

Hope into the message forums and provide some opinions and topic discussions

It's very sparse today.... but who knows what the future holds!

Massey Website

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crazzzy_frooog

07-26-2007 18:10:22

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Gerald S. Eggart, 07-24-2007 18:03:17

I went to the site. there was only a couple Icons. Couldn't click on anything to go anywhere else.

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gerry eggart

07-26-2007 18:14:34

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to crazzzy_frooog, 07-26-2007 18:10:22

A couple of people have mentioned that and I think I figured it out. The site works like Windows XP. Lower left hand corner there is a start button. What happens when you click it!

I thank EVERYONE whom is helping me test it out! I'll have to add a little instruction so that people notice the button!!

Thanks again!!

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Chas

07-26-2007 09:56:26

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Gerald S. Eggart, 07-24-2007 18:03:17

Hi ! Great Site, I have a few manuals available on pdf, vary from 40-60 Mb or so, e-mail direct if you can make use of them. Regards.

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lee perry

08-05-2007 13:17:43

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I NEED a Massey 30E Manual in reply to Chas, 07-26-2007 09:56:26

Can anyone help?

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chas

08-05-2007 13:52:52

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Re: I NEED a Massey 30E Manual in reply to lee perry, 08-05-2007 13:17:43

Hi ! Have a look at the 130 manual on the "free manuals.org" website. If the info on here is any good you may be able to track down a useable manual under the alternative ID of the any of type 30 or 130 or similar. There are differences but enough is the same to be useful. These are rather rare beasts and info can be difficult to get hold of !

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Christos

07-26-2007 08:29:49

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Gerald S. Eggart, 07-24-2007 18:03:17

Congratulations on a great resourse site! Its nice to finally have something for the Massey-Harris-Ferguson crowd! Keep up the good work!

Christos

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Lee Rabideau

07-26-2007 07:40:51

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Gerald S. Eggart, 07-24-2007 18:03:17

All I get is I believe your first page and none of the links work?

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Gerry Eggart

07-26-2007 08:31:20

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Lee Rabideau, 07-26-2007 07:40:51

Sounds like I better simply the first page!

When you click on the start button, do you get the selection menu? What happens when you click on the Forums button next?

Thanks for all your help!

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730virgil

07-25-2007 20:45:16

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Gerald S. Eggart, 07-24-2007 18:03:17

i can't get to work

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Gerry Eggart

07-26-2007 07:23:15

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to 730virgil, 07-25-2007 20:45:16

What happens when you go to the site? Do you get the menu system ok, but when you select a manual it seems to do nothing?

Some of the manuals are very large and may take 3-5 minutes to download. I am looking at putting a message up showing status.

The short on bleeding a diesel fuel system is small, does that one show up for you?

Thanks
-Gerry

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730virgil

07-26-2007 13:56:39

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Gerry Eggart, 07-26-2007 07:23:15

i find what seems to be the home page and it doesn't seem to go past it.

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suptscottyb

07-25-2007 19:10:01

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Gerald S. Eggart, 07-24-2007 18:03:17

Is it just me..Or my dial-up connection. Everything took way too long to load. Is it the animated icons?

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crazzzy-frooog

07-26-2007 18:16:59

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to suptscottyb, 07-25-2007 19:10:01

I'm running 6.0 dsl. The only thing on the web site is 2 icons. It's not the dial up issue. A way to speed up dial up is to go to your modem in your hardware settings. Go to advanced. In the top space under extra commands, type in " AT & FX ", with out the "". You will go from 56k to 115.2k instantly.

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Gerry Eggart

07-26-2007 07:21:14

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to suptscottyb, 07-25-2007 19:10:01

Hmmm.... Dial up users will have more issues since many of the manuals are 50-90 megs in size.

Yep, if it is a 300 page manual, you can read it all here!

The Icons should not be bad... most are only 1K or less in size. I'll look into some changes for that though. Thanks!

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Don_G

08-02-2007 14:44:22

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Re: New Massey Website! in reply to Gerry Eggart, 07-26-2007 07:21:14

I tried the site and the MF35 manual.

I found it very frustrating to try to turn the pages using the mouse. I kept losing my "grip" on the page corner.
I then found that you could turn the page by just clicking on the bottom right corner.

Perhaps you could add some user instructions to the site.

Keep up the good work.

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