Posted by OldCountryAttic on January 21, 2020 at 15:22:25 from (139.60.8.2):
I purchased a 1951 Model A a few months ago & I need some feedback regarding Dealer Service Manuals. I was told that John Deere didn"t make a a service manual for the Model A so the owners are using the manuals for the Model 60 instead. I ordered a Service Manual that supposedly covered the Model A from Peaceful Creek Auctions but sent it back the next day -- half of it was electrical & only 1/2 page applied to my tractor. It also included John Deere"s SM-2000 which I have & the last 80 or so pages was the Model A IT Manual. I also have both the Owners Manual and the Parts Manual which are very helpful but I need something that shows the "nuts & bolts" of the entire tractor so to speak. Also info as to where to connect the tube off the oil pump for Oil Pressure Gauge etc. I grew up on a farm and did field repairs all the time so mechanical work is not new to me.
Your expertise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much in advance. Lyle
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