Re: Real 826 Service Manuals

Posted by Jim Allen on August 28, 2006 at 09:40:08 from (209.173.160.22):

In Reply to: Real 826 Service Manuals posted by Jim Allen on August 28, 2006 at 08:04:18:

Tractor Vet: I found differences in the brakes, the diff lock, the
remotes, the clutch, and a few other things I don't recall at the
moment. Some of it's subtle, other stuff is fairly easy to figure
out, but the point is that I didn't get what I paid for. What the
I&T manual covers shows just what I have, so I know the
manuals are (were) produced.

As to not being brain surgery, I agree. But there's right and
wrong ways to do things and if you've never seen any of it
before... whaddaya gonna do? Mainly, I don't want to have to do
things twice just for the learning curve. My background is in cars
and trucks. Electronic fuel injection is easy stuff to me, but I
wouldn't expect a guy who's whiz-bang on old tractor stuff to
necessarily be able to jump into that willy-nilly. The two skill
sets share many common foundations, but without training and
experience, all you've got is a (correct) manual to start from. Or
trial and error, wasted money and downtime.

Replies:

• Re: Real 826 Service Manuals the tractor vet 10:05:00 08/28/06 (1)
  • Re: Real 826 Service Manuals Jim Allen 10:46:14 08/28/06 (0)

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