A parts manual is helpful for the exploded view of the parts, but if you are planning on doing any major work the service manual is a must, unless you have experience on that particular model tractor.
I would keep an eye on ebay. I have bought the factory service manual for every tractor I own on there. One might not be available right now, but one will pop up.
I do a lot of my own work and the service manual is a must. Even if its just to read through it ahead of time to get torque specs and a general idea of what you are going after. I have paid anywhere from $300 to $50 for the ones I have. If you figure out an ag repair shops labor rate, that is a pretty cheap investment.
I did buy one service manual on CD for the 7110. I dont really like it as well but the information is there and it was much cheaper.
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