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Meangreen
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 Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 10:14 am Post subject: WD45 Service Manual |
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I already have the Operator"s manual with parts break down and an I&T manual. Is it worth buying a Service manual? Or I guess a better question is there more infor in the service manual that I cannot find in what I already have?
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Aaron SEIA
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| Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:14 am Post subject: Re: WD45 Service Manual |
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Op with parts breakdown and the I&T should give someone who can turn wrenches anything they need. The original service manual goes into a lot more detail than I&T. I have both and use both. I&T for engine work as they have the quick reference pages for torque specs, etc. Original for everything else as it does a better job explaining things. At least those are my thoughts.
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oliver fan
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| Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 12:54 pm Post subject: Re: WD45 Service Manual |
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Aaron, would you describe the orginal Allis Chalmers service manuals?
Several years ago I bought a thick binder with AC manuals. The best I remember there were 6 or so black covered repair manuals. One each on the G, B-C-CA, WC-WD-WD 45, A, and loose leaf pages on the WD45 Diesel.
I am familiar with Oliver service manuals, but these don't seem to have as much info as the Olivers do.
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