Posted by Leroy on December 13, 2018 at 19:55:51 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Shop Manual Difference posted by pburchett on December 13, 2018 at 17:22:38:
Like I have said before as one is likely to have a sentance worded a bit different so you understand it or just a different view of a picture so you can see what info you are missing in the other. And they may well be several different printings of the same manual with things changed a bit or deleted a bit and with ALL both IT&T or factory between them all you can figure things out usually. At times the factory manual assumes you know more than the aftermarket does. They are cheap enough get both. And when you are at a show where there is a manual seller look for different versions than what you have in both factory and aftermarket. They will likely have the older versions that stores will not and get both. I think I have 3 different versions of the AT&T and the orignal factory for my 44 2N and they also cover my 41 9N
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