Manuals
- Thread starter ANTLERMAN
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Go with the HD manual it is the better of them.I have a clymers that a friend gave me and I don't care for it with the exception that some of the pictures and schematic drawings are a little more detailed,but they lack in detail in the written info. and generalize a lot
Antlerman...welcome the HDTimeline forum and there are certainly plenty of tools here to make your maintenance and riding easier and with less drama. Go to the tabs and look into the Self Help for specific areas or the Search typing in key words to find the threads of interest. :newsmile082:
That said, yes the HD factory Service Manual is best, but it is pretty detailed for the uninitiated and there are separate ones for the specific model "--Parts Manual (diagrams w/part number detail) and Electrical (schematics & diagnostics detail) which is great for home/garage use. :33:
Out on the road I carry the lesser but compact storing Clymer which has high points & most things encountered on the road. Either way it is money well spent...you will save the $60 entry fee the first time you use it to fix your machine or when modifying it which is just something most HD riders do!
That said, yes the HD factory Service Manual is best, but it is pretty detailed for the uninitiated and there are separate ones for the specific model "--Parts Manual (diagrams w/part number detail) and Electrical (schematics & diagnostics detail) which is great for home/garage use. :33:
Out on the road I carry the lesser but compact storing Clymer which has high points & most things encountered on the road. Either way it is money well spent...you will save the $60 entry fee the first time you use it to fix your machine or when modifying it which is just something most HD riders do!
HD Manual! HD Manual! HD Manual!
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Jack Klarich
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H D manuals and remember when u see the special H D tool number that is a Kent Moore tool number IMO Jims makes better tools more expensive but more user friendly