[AT] Caterpillar Service Literature
Mike Sloane
mikesloane at verizon.net
Wed Jun 15 07:37:24 PDT 2005
I have gotten John Deere (many years ago) and Ford manuals through the
dealers or "authorized suppliers", and they were excellent. But some
manuals for some models are not available that way. Watching eBay can
also be useful, and I have gotten some interesting IH maintenance
manuals that way - items I have seen nowhere else. The I&T manuals can
be handy if you are doing engine or transmission work, but not much
else, depending on the make and model machine. I will have to say, in
defense of Jensales, that I bought the service manual set ($85!) for my
Case 430CK, and it was fine.
Mike
DAVIESW739 at aol.com wrote:
> My Buddy went to Ag-West and got a copy of the manual for my MF baler and
> all he got was the Q&A for the knotter it cost as much as my whole manual that
> I got from Binder books and was not as good. It not a good idea to go to the
> factory for manuals sometimes if they are available elsewhere then they are
> usually better condition and cheaper. I do like the factory manuals over I&T
> manuals however.
>
> Walt Davies
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