Big Wave D
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- Joined
- May 13, 2010
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- Tractor
- Kubota L35, Kubota B6200E
I know that they provide shop manual services to the pros, but has anyone subscribed and used the DIY side of their website?
My only experience with online manual support was as follows:
I used AllDataDIY for one of my cars last year. I think it was $30 for the year. They were strong with schematics for electrical and the location of parts and components; however, they weren't great 'pictures' nor were the electrical schematics color coded. They really were even less useful at all for explaining the steps for performing a repair. It would give you shop times for the fixing of some things. Overall I'd say a C-. The old book manuals are all around more helpful, but they lack the completeness for hunting down electrical problems that the online DID supply.
Like to hear from anyone that can shed some light on the topic.
Thanks
My only experience with online manual support was as follows:
I used AllDataDIY for one of my cars last year. I think it was $30 for the year. They were strong with schematics for electrical and the location of parts and components; however, they weren't great 'pictures' nor were the electrical schematics color coded. They really were even less useful at all for explaining the steps for performing a repair. It would give you shop times for the fixing of some things. Overall I'd say a C-. The old book manuals are all around more helpful, but they lack the completeness for hunting down electrical problems that the online DID supply.
Like to hear from anyone that can shed some light on the topic.
Thanks