Posted by ScottyHOMEy on November 14, 2008 at 11:25:25 from (71.241.193.150):
In Reply to: Re: carb settings posted by josh watson on November 13, 2008 at 09:59:00:
I tried sending an email through YT, but hit a blip in sending it(though I thought I got back around it), so it may not have gotten through.
I don't know what you have already for manuals. Long and short . . . I&T is good. For each of my tractors I also keep (sort of in ascending order of their usefulness, since you already have the I&T) . . .
1) the IH Operator's Manual, excellent for routine maintenance and adjustments down to the level of ignition timing, valve adjustment . . . Definitely a "must have", the basic level book that also includes wiring diagrams;
2)the IH Blue Ribbon Service Manual -- LOTS of (read "mostly") overlap with the I&T but has the advantages of being only about your tractor so you don't have to weed out/wade through the others, and generally has more illustrations particular to your tractor. The I&T and the IH manuals each have little tidbits in them that the other doesn't -- I've found it very useful having both;
3) the parts catalog. Can't say enough about its uses. A small part springs out when you take something apart and you cant find it? You can see what it is and know what to look for in the corners of your shop floor where those things go. Get a blank look from your CaseIHNHFord counterman when you need a part? You can give him the number. It's basically a book of exploded views of each subsystem or component on the tractor, each with a table of part names and numbers, that is very handy in noodling out how things are put together and therefore how they come apart. Indispensable if you plan now or ever have the need to really get into the guts of her.
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