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I'm with Ray. I can find what I'm looking for, ALMOST. There are many non clickable links. Like this one from the plans section for the sleeve hitch. A few months back, I was trying to help someone out and could not open it

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Cheers,
Gordy

 

Hi Gordy, thanks for your support. I guess This might be one of my last times being on this site! I must admit it is hard, 11 years of providing information that has been discarded by site owners has taken a toll on my confidence that the site is for enthusiasts like myself, the bottom dollar is all they are here for and exploiting our hobby and knowledge base and a way to get there .. well you know the rest. I was an original user of the Yahoo site too and this has modeled that to a t and know what it has disappeared too. For me I came here to find things, to learn new things, to start to participating again in group discussions but I found everything has changed for the worst, that a lot of what we strived for has not only gone but has been lost too from this site. Anyone want to talk Case tractors? or are we really going to stick around when our site has been so violated. I guess there is nothing left for me here now. and will be moving to CCIGT with some ofmy friends from here.

 

I was not happy with the change either, but this old dog was able to figure out the young punks new system and use it. So am not going to bail out of this site. Yes the technical library is F---ed up BUT there are still good people and good info here. And like you said too many years invested here.

Cheers,
Gordy

 

Ray,

Welcome back, unfortunately to a much diminished site. We expressed our disappointment with the owners when they sprung this new format on us over a year ago but to little avail. The new owners are extremely slow to respond to recommendations and are seemingly apathetic about the concerns of the members. Many of the manuals should be here on the site. On behalf of those who have been around since the early days, my sincere apologies for the dumpster fire that this site has become. Some of us tried working with the management but you see that the site is still a far cry from what it once was. Tim

 

First off I want to apologize in advance for dragging up an old thread but thru circumstances tonight I had it pop up on my web search whilst sharing some information with someone. I had often times thought the manuals section a bit "clunky" and counter intuitive and when I read this it started to make sense. I guess my question concerning this is are we as a group going to at some point make it easier to have the correct manual intuitively match the link? I bring this up thinking from a "new member" perspective as I had a few friends over and had them just for S and G's peruse the manuals. Their unanimous response was "this isn't making sense" until I explained it to them.... Thoughts?

 

Hmm, which links don't reference the correct links?
On the subject of links,,
Manuals are typically held on a different server, and they link references over to that server. With the current owner of the site,,, They have not given any of the mods access so they could link stuff to a server, hence, we have what we have.
Some links, still work, and the ones that don't link to anything, I nuke and stuck on the file itself, so members can access the manuals.
If you look closely, some of the links I've put up, doesn't link to any site owned by the current owners of this site.

 

I have quite an extensive collection of PDF scans of Colt, Case & Ingersoll Parts Manuals and Operators manuals (just under 300). I also have a large collection of paper manuals that I collected first around the turn of the century for my 446, 646, & 7020. Many of the PDFs I have were originally downloaded from this site. If there is something specific you are looking for I would be glad to look through my files. I have also uploaded about 1/3 of my collection to one of the Facebook group sites (Log into Facebook). I am not sure if you need to join the FB group to upload/download the PDF files but there is no cost to join...