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Re: Shop/Owners Manual Question
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Posted by riverbend on January 01, 2007 at 07:26:25 from (208.160.33.2):
In Reply to: Shop/Owners Manual Question posted by Clarkbug on December 31, 2006 at 18:29:14:
The Serviceman's Guide for Farmall H was aimed at IH's mechanics so they would be familiar with these new tractors. I'm guessing that the M manual is similar. It is full of specifications and adjustment proceedures. It is handy, but may not be necessary if you have the shop manual. It looks like Binder Books is reprinting the manuals for IH, CIH, CNH, etc. If they have the same part number, they should be the same. Binder Books will also charge you shipping. The Operator's Manual covers all the routine maintanence stuff like where and when to grease the tractor. Are you getting a parts book too ? Greg
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