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Re: What manual to get 1st
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Posted by Pat on September 04, 2000 at 03:27:56 from (207.199.168.111):
In Reply to: What manual to get 1st posted by Odie on September 03, 2000 at 20:23:59:
I agree with the others—get the operators manual. If you don’t, you may have far more need for the MAINTENANCE manual. Learn from the mistakes of others. In any event, the operators manual should show you simple, routine maintenance, and if you bought the tractor to use, that will be enough until you run into a serious problem. Then hop on=line, order your maintenance manual, and you should have it in a day or two. Barely time to get the obvious checks done. Pat
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