Service Manual.

[Josh Shoemaker]

I am going to ask this question in here. I would consider a service manual a tool.


I have came across what I believe is a factory service manual for a Scout 80. It was free so I grabbed it up. I was wondering other than this manual is there any other literature out there that I would need if I come across it.

The literature number is cts-2302. I have a few pics of it. Its in really good shape. I can't find a copyright date on it but it looks pretty old. I would say at least 20 years.

Here is just a few chapters in here. There is a total of 21 chapters in here.

Also on a side note; if I post to many photos just let me know. I find it is easier to post photo of something rather than someone to understand my southern dialect.

 

[Michael Mayben]

Ya can't post too many pics josh! Pics tell the story much better than words most of the time!

Great score on an original cts-2302. And it also has the section covering the delco distributor! Some versions do not! Just so happens you took a pic of the header for that section!

A parts catalog for Scout 80/800 (61>68) is available as a reprint. I use that alot in my work with the 80/800 stuff but mostly now for working with other folks to supply part number variations as these rigs evolved over time.

I certainly consider any technical literature to be just as important a tool as any wrench or hammer!

 

[Greg R]

Super score there josh!!
I paid $75 for my reprint. It was worth every penny using the electrical schematics to wade through the multitude of electrical problems the rig came with.