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WD WD-45 shop manuals

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    Posted: 04 Feb 2012 at 10:50pm
Does anybody still sell AC shop manuals (or reprints) for WD WD-45.....not those stupid IT manuals?
On the meantime, anyone know the crankshaft end play spec for the -45
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Play is .003-.007 Adjust end play when it exceeds .011.
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We have the reproductions available.
Owner of OKtractor.com PM for an instant response on parts. Open M-F 9-6 Central.

We have new and used parts. 877-378-6543
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Lou
I got a lot of my Manuals a few years ago on ebay.
 
Some nice originals, and some Reprints.
 
Paid between $3.00  and $33.00.
 
Search 'Allis Manuals'
 
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Lou
 
Here is a nice New Reprint 'WD-45 Operators and Parts Illustration' on ebay
 
Appears to be made just like the originals with a full sheet of paper for 2 pages.
 
All fastened together with 2 staples at the centre of the book.
 
Some Reprints are just single pages and bound / glued down the L/H side, can start to separate..
 
I like the ones with staples much better, less chance to come apart.
 
Just MHO.
 
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Thanks guys!
Gary, I have one of those, I'm looking for a shop manual
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