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#684454 10/09/2010 5:01 AM
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Hey all,

I was wondering if there was a good source, online or otherwise, for exploded view diagrams for the AD trucks. It looks like Haynes doesn't carry anything for the AD trucks.

Thanks


Dallas Huybregts
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LMC truck has very good parts diagrams that show pretty much everything down to the last nut and bolt.


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Originally Posted by Whitedog
LMC truck has very good parts diagrams that show pretty much everything down to the last nut and bolt.


Cool, thanks. I have a catalogue on order from them.


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a factory assembly manual is indispensable

Bill


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Originally Posted by squeeze
a factory assembly manual is indispensable

Bill

I agree.

It is very easy to look things up once you get the hang of it.

shop manuals have lots of information as well.


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Factory assembly Manual is good to a point. It is geared towards the 1954 model year and things like torque tube or lever action shocks are not depicted. Nonetheless its a worthwhile purchase.


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Don't forget the Master Parts Catalogs as well if you find one from 29-54 or so they have pages of exploded views I paid $50 for mine on eBay and it is the size of a phone book for a major city. Includes all the part numbers and group numbers as well.


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