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[NUTNDUN]

If you need a manual that isn't in the manuals section of the site post your request here and maybe one of our members can help you out. We only ask that if a manual is put in to digital form that it is posted in the manuals section for others as well.

[Josh Smith]

I actually dont have a request but more of a question? I tried to download manuals for my cub 73 and I got one down loaded but wasnt able to download any more as it said I had reached a new member daily limit of 2. I am not a new member I have been on here for 5 or 6 months or so I just didnt know what I had to do or what the deal was and thought this was as good a place as any to ask. Figured you or someone else could help george thanks Josh

[NUTNDUN]

I didn't get a chance to work on this last night but I plan on setting it back up the way it was originally where if you have less then say 10 posts you are considered to be a new member and anything above that you are a member. Mainly because it isn't fair all of the work that the members put in to putting the manuals up there for someone to join just to download a bunch of manuals and never participate.

I had did away with the new member group just to make things a little easier to take care of but then everyone is in the new member group up to 100 posts which isn't fair. Like I said I plan on working on this tonight when I get home from work.

[Josh Smith]

Thanks George I really appreciate it 100 posts is quite high to become a full member I mean if it was say 15 or 20 posts that would be fair as those that are going to participate will have more than likely gotten 15 or 20 posts within a reasonable amount of time unless say the have a computer crash or something as I did at one time and it renders them unable to be on internet and to participate in the forum. I think this is a great forum with a great group of folks and enjoy chatting and carring on much friendlier than other forums. I still visit the other forums however and use the archives and occasionally post on them but I prefer this one over them all and Im sure once those new members get around and post some and get a feel for the folks here they will feel the same. I appreciate your help and look forward to downloading those manuals. Thanks Josh

[ducky]

Does anybody have a service manual for a 4820 snowblower on an 1855 Massey?
Working on one right now and it would be handy.

[DH1]

Looking for a manual for a Sears 917-25790, like this.

[MH81]

I found a wiring diagram, but no manual yet.

http://sears.pammar.net/r.jpg

[DH1]

Thanks, I actually have that from the same source as you found, I was hoping someone might have a manual somewhere, they only made 500 of those tractors for sale in 1974. Really hard to find info on.

[greenmeanie]

can someone send me a copy so I can do maintenance on my new deere.

[NUTNDUN]

can someone send me a copy so I can do maintenance on my new deere.

greenmeanie, welcome to GTtalk. I moved your thread to our ask for manuals sticky thread so it may get some more attention.

[greenmeanie]

Thanks I should have read better LOL

[NUTNDUN]

Thanks I should have read better LOL

Not a problem. The JD manuals are hard to come by sometimes. Hopefully someone on here has the 318 manual for you.

[dadmotown]

I have a Briggs 7.25 Model 19D and need a repair and parts manual. Has stuck valve right now. I believe it is a 1962 or 63. In a B-1 Allis. Thanks

[MH81]

I have a Briggs 7.25 Model 19D and need a repair and parts manual. Has stuck valve right now. I believe it is a 1962 or 63. In a B-1 Allis. Thanks

I moved your message to the Ask for manuals thread. I hope that someone has the right manual for it. I also PM'd you with links to the engine manuals area. Thanks & good luck.

[metalwiz]

Looking for manuals for Montgomery Ward Chor Trac , Power trac, or Plow Trac Walk behind , two wheel tractors made by Midland Tractor, or for the Midland Dandy Boy- same as the Monkey ward with the Midland name! Also, any attachment manuals, which also include the Simplicity and Waterbury walk behind implements. Thanks! Dale