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huh, I've never had a problem finding online manuals. Usually $20 ish dollars which I feel is fare for someone to go and find the manual and digitize it. I us

huh, I've never had a problem finding online manuals. Usually $20 ish dollars which I feel is fare for someone to go and find the manual and digitize it. I usually have better luck searching for parts manuals or shop manuals which is what you really want anyways. I basically buy the manual before I'll buy anything, other than the family daily driver which is the only machine i own that I don't work on. I know I have a couple case shop manuals and I own a couple old case machines, never had an issue pulling manuals and wiring diagrams for them.

doubleg72 3y ago
That's been my experience as well, not much I can't find online with a little digging.
fargle 3y ago
> Usually $20 ish yup. $29 here: https://farmmanualsfast.com/products/case-730-830-and-930-series-tractors-service-manual https://farmmanualsfast.com/products/case-730-830-and-930-se.... There's also ebay, steiner, and of course yt. And if the same or similar model was ever used by the military, and awful lot of those mil manual are available free. $20-ish dollars for a well written 800 page manual is worth well worth it for stuff like this. old tractors are simpler, 100% hardware, but not really ever easy to work on. i wish it was free, but it's way better than a > $100 paper copy. i think there's just not enough people needing and sharing these to create a market that competes with the $20-ish price point.