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Picked up an old AC implement manual off eBay...
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    Posted: 30 Apr 2017 at 7:08pm
Just picked this up off of eBay last week for my AC 160 rotary mower, it is so nice knowing where all the grease points are and how everything goes together finally:



And a shot of the inside:



All in all, I am pretty happy, as I was having poor luck finding one of these at tractor shows. I fear this stuff will continue to be harder to obtain (just like parts are becoming).
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I've always been impressed with how comprehensive AC manuals were/are. I have a pin-coupler sub-soiler that I didn't have a clue how to hook up. Found a manual on e-bay, now it seems easy. 
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    On a side note, if the wheels are placed in the center of the mower, you can move it around your shed or where ever by your self by using the tongue. However, if the mower's wheels are set all the way to the rear, you will need 2 men and a boy just to lift the tongue up high enough to place on the tractor's drawbar. Don't ask me how I know.
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Just a note, from personal experience, don't over-grease the rattle clutch...Wink
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