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Re: Tractor Operating Manuals
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Posted by Don-Wi on August 12, 2007 at 10:35:42 from (70.224.231.30):
In Reply to: Re: Tractor Operating Manuals posted by NW-WI on August 12, 2007 at 06:46:29:
If you go tro tractor shows there are ussually lots of vendors selling manuals (some have a full truck box and a trailer full). Some vendors are overpriced, some are reasonable. Depending on what you've got, they'll go anywhere from $5 to over $100 for some. Best thing to do is put a couple up on ebay starting at $5. If they're common enough, not many will bid or if you price it too high nobady will bid. If it's a harder to find or someone just has to have it, I've seen some operator manuals go for over $50. Factory service manuals go for much more, often over $80 and sometimes over $100. If it's just a copy or an I&T, they don't sell for much unless to the uneducated buyer. Donovan from Wisconsin
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