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Posted by Burrhead on February 07, 2000 at 18:20:13 from (12.74.16.76):
In Reply to: I T ser. manuals posted by hunter on February 06, 2000 at 18:33:48:
If you're not a yuppie and you want info to work with and not somebody to hold your hand it's I&T.
I like an I&T better than Jensale. If you have any mechanical ability at all an I&T is the way to go. If you're not confident or you're a yuppie bean counter and don't know what you're reading anyway then they may be too complex.
An I&T is right on the money with specs and locations of part service. A Jensal usually is poor quality pictures and the specs are'nt near right at all.
You can order an I&T directly from the printer and have it back to use before most dealers will turn in your order for one. When you order an I&T the salesperson will match what you want to be able to do with the right publication while you're on the phone with them, that way when the book comes you're in business to work.
SallyK might have some 1010 books left, they replaced the JD's with Zetors.
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