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The man said,"You can have it if you haul it away, but You gotta take everything." All I knew was ,it was a cub cadet,and it was mostly in one piece.   

   The search engine brought me here, and Mr. Mcmeen had pitty on me for not knowing how many m's are in .com, So I'll try my first question.

  It's about manuals. 

  In the automotive world, there is a thing called a Hollander interchange manual. Is there a comparative refference for I.H equipment that would help with combatting the "NLA" problem? 

  Am still reading Other manuals and archives, but haven't run across this anywhere. Thanks, Curt


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