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    Posted: 14 Aug 2010 at 7:21pm
What owners manuals were produced for the AC HD3 ? I'm presuming there would have been an operators / maintainance manual and was there a workshop manual ?
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Operators, service,  and parts catalog for the dozer and individual ones for the attachments.  I think the gas and diesel had separate operators manuals...
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My HD4 manual had parts, service, and operators books and gas and diesel were both covered in the AC book for the 2200 engine. Attachments each had there own manual.
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Thanks for that information, Coke.
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The shop manual for the 60's H3/HD3 was one book. A section for the gas motor, a section for the diesel motor and a section for the rest of the tractor. There was a parts manual and an operating manual also. All the add ons, dozer blade, bucket, winches had there own seperate manual.
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