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Which Manuals do I need?
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Posted by Mike on June 16, 2002 at 14:22:09 from (12.216.50.95):
I just got a IH 460 Utility and it will be needing some minor work. Offhand, stuff like new gaskets on the engine, leaking 2 point cylinder, lights (it has none) and a leaking rear axle seal. I think based on what I have heard, the rear seal will be a shop job. And I question after reading a post last week if I'll be able to get the oil pan without dropping the front yolk. Just what manuals would be of benefit to me. I don't ever plan to rebuild the engine or do anything beyond what the basic tools in my garage allow me. They have a 460U Operators Manual, Parts Manual, 2 point hitch manual, clutch manual, Service manual, Accessory & pistons kits manual and there are manuals for the loader!!! I have a IH Scout 800 and purchased both the service and parts manual, they were a valuable tool for my rebuild project. I don't want to short myself, but also don't want to overload on manuals I won't need or use. Any advice appreciate. Thanks
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