shop manuals...

[slideways]

I was curious as to what those who know more than I do use for shop manuals. I recently discovered that my '95 Formula Z is actually a '96:) The downside is that my Clymer manual only reaches to 1995. I like having some sort of guidance when wading into new territory, so I would like to update the library.

So let me know what your opinions are. Feel free to do it "Clint Eastwood style" (give me the Good, the Bad and the Ugly!) Thanks.


And as a sidenote: I would like to thank everyone who helped out with my thread on idler wheels and bearings. It turns out that if I had that whole '95/'96 thing down there probably wouldn't have been near as much confusion. It's funny how much better the parts fit when you actually order the RIGHT ones!! (Hey that sounds like it could be "signature material"!)

[m_scott]

the last few years i have just been gettin the information i needed from on line. Last time i had to use it i used www.spicersboatcity.com but that was just for the fiche as far as the manuals check with your sleds web site. they normaly have owners manuals avalble for dl on pdf

[snowman777]

Ebay. I picked up a cd for $.99. Was a copy, but works just as well.

[1fastmxz]

I'll second the e-bay note, there's a ton of manuals on there. and yes if you keep an eye open you can pick up the cd's cheap also.