Older Manuals

[BigMccorm]

Is there a place on the internet where I can get manauls for older model combines? I'm looking at a '91 John Deere 9600. There is no manual with this combine and I was wondering where I could get one. Thanks for the help!

 

[BigMccorm]

Or for that matter, some where on the internet where I can learn more about different older models. I'm looking on tractorhouse.com and am curious about the details of some of the older models. To see if they will do what I want them to do. Thanks again for your help.

 

[Thomas]

Scoot over to Yesterday's Tractor website and search a way.

Antique Tractors - Yesterday's Tractors : Antique Tractor Headquarters

 

[Farmwithjunk]

Is there a place on the internet where I can get manauls for older model combines? I'm looking at a '91 John Deere 9600. There is no manual with this combine and I was wondering where I could get one. Thanks for the help!

I don't have their link, but try searching for "Jensales". They offer reproduction manuals for just about everything "farm".

 

[Robert_in_NY]

You can always check Ebay. Also, John Deere should still sell them.

Here is one on ebay eBay: John Deere 9400,9500,9600 combine operators manual (item 280068757842 end time Jan-16-07 12:05:18 PST)

 

[Thomas]

Tractor Manuals and Collectible Toy Tractors - Jensales

 

[BigMccorm]

Thanks for the help!

 

[jimg]

Im looking for info on the Ford 5640SLE and 5610II and am a bit confused about whats available via manuals for sale on the net. I'd just like an overview of what options were available, how controls are layed out, physical specs, routine maintenance, etc. Id like more detail than would be available in the coffe table type books but not so much as a service manaual. Would that sort of info be included in some form in the operators manual? I see many manuals of various sorts but theres little info on what might be inside them. I suppose the higher the page count the more info??? Are the manuals for sale on the YTMAG site repros of the originals or reworks (like the I&T)? Are some publishers better than others for tractor manuals?

 

[froggy]

Or for that matter, some where on the internet where I can learn more about different older models. I'm looking on tractorhouse.com and am curious about the details of some of the older models. To see if they will do what I want them to do. Thanks again for your help.

Try these sites:

TractorData.com

SSB Tractor: Parts, Manuals, Implements for Farm Tractors & Antique Tractors