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    I'm proud to show you the quality inside my manuals! Why don't other vendors show what's inside theirs?

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   This Ferguson TO 30 manual covers tractors produced from 1951 through 1954. It contains 41 digitally enhanced pages of exploded drawings and operating information for the TO-30 tractors.

It thoroughly covers;

• Operation
  
• Adjustments
  
• Lubrication and maintenance
  
• Capacities
  

• Accessories.

     If you own a TO-30, you can't afford to be without this comprehensive manual!

  PDF INFO

    If you purchase the CD manual, simply put the CD in your computer and it will automatically prompt you to either view the manual or install the Acrobat Reader files. ( Included on the CD.) Downloaded manuals do not contain the installer.

    The index page is hyperlinked so you can click on the information you want and go directly to the correct page in the manual. Once you find the information you need, simply print it out, smear it with grease, and throw it away when you're done. Mess up a page? No problem! Just print out another fresh copy and get back to work.  This manual will never wear out!    

I am a licensed Adobe Reader™ Distributor and include the installation files on the CD to save you from having to download them. (15.8 MB)

    These manuals are typically in poor shape when I get them. Each page goes through a photo editing program to clean up the blurry images, and remove the greasy fingerprints. Finally the manuals are converted to PDF format with a hyperlinked index for easy access. These manuals are better than the originals and will last forever!

    I've purchased CD manuals in the past and have been sorely disappointed with the quality. What good is a bunch of blurry, unorganized JPEG files scanned at 100 DPI?   If you want to see examples of what the imitators are selling, click here. Don't waste your money!

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