[AJD] JD Manual scans on CD
Tommy
twilson17 at comcast.net
Sat Mar 5 13:40:36 PST 2005
Ron,
Here, Here!!! I'm with you!!!!!!!!.........Tommy
At 12:34 PM 3/5/05 -0600, you wrote:
>I think Deere's pricing has caused it. Somehow it seems to always end up
>that the big buck people get the best no matter what the hobby is because
>they can afford it. Deere no longer caters to the masses. They want the
>doctors, lawyers, and indian chiefs with expo class stuff. My personal
>tastes are against that "expo" class. I just can't see a "wet look,
>chrome stacked, armor-all tires" tractor making sense and really do not
>like them. I have watched people trying to start their beautiful open
>fan-shafted Model A and it was apparent they had never been involved with
>any kind of engine, let alone a tractor. They just paid for a trophey
>winning restoration. Made me bust out laughing. I am not trying to
>insult anyone here. Just stating my opinion. However, I am probably a
>minority. The "working class" tractors probably do not cost as much to
>end up with. It is just economics. To me, buying a CD copy for cheap is
>not much different than borrowing someone's manual to use and probably
>better than IT manuals. I do prefer Deere's paper manuals and original if
>I can get them but really see nothing wrong with offering a
>substitute. It will not be as good a quality and will seek its own level
>and trying to work from some thing stored on a computer will for sure
>drive you nuts.
>
>Ron Cook
>Salix, IA
>
>Dean VP wrote:
>
>>Well, I wondered how long it was going to take before someone tried this.
>>Seller on eBay has scanned JD's Paper manuals and is now selling them on
>>eBay. Seller has 4 different scanned CD's on now.
>>Look at eBay auction: 3879451357
>>Then click on "All Items for sale by this seller"
>>I have mixed emotions about this. At one time I was told that JD's paper
>>manuals are not copyrighted. If that is true then I see no reason why this
>>is illegal unless JD already has the same manual on CD this is copyrighted.
>>But..... JD still sells these CD versions of the paper manuals on a custom
>>basis. I've not purchased one of the current custom CD's from JD so I don't
>>know if their custom CD's are copyrighted or not.
>>I have mixed emotions about this practice. Something tells me it is
>>unethical and maybe even illegal. But JD sure has created a price umbrella
>>to entice this underground cottage industry.
>>What do you guys think?
>>Dean A. Van Peursem
>>Snohomish, WA 98290
>>I'm a walking storeroom of facts..... I've just lost the key to the
>>storeroom door
>>www.deerelegacy.com
>>http://members.cox.net/classicweb/email.htm
>
>
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Tommy Wilson
Hattiesburg, MS
1950 IH H
1951 JD B
1952 IH SC
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