Is it really a repair manual? I've already got a set of the basic service videos, but I want an in-depth, "here's how you take the motor apart" manual. Cheers, Dan K. I'm not lost. I'm just exploring. Re: Anyone have one of the "official" Ural repair manuals? Post by Spat » Sat Jun 08, pm Dan that's pretty much an owners manual. Give you a look at mine, we'll be in Golden tomorrow evening a short little hack ride and walk along the river with the pooch. Patrol Proud member of the Patrol Patrol Fall in love with a person who enjoys your madness Red Green: If life gives you lemons, throw 'em into a quart of vodka.
Red Green: Duct tape or zip tie,,, fixed is fixed If we don't change direction soon, we'll end up where we're going. Irwin Corey. Rob Suzuki V-Strom What would Ivan do? That manual is downloadable if memory serves. Sent from my Mobile. To me it is but I like real paper shop manuals. But it's a longs ways from what I'd call "in depth". It's written by folks that assume you're at least a somewhat familiar with wrenching.
If you've never been inside of a motor before and looking for a step by little step hand holding tech school text book this ain't it but there are some spec sheets in it that you need. Post by Komrad » Sun Jun 09, am I've got one and it leaves a lot to be desired in my opinion. Some of the information is incorrect, and the manual is not updated every year to keep up with production changes. Having said that, I don't know if anyone makes a really good shop repair manual for these things, but I would love to hear from anyone who has recommendations for something lots better.
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Not what I expected in a Service Manual. More like a factory manual is how to build a Ural using factory tools and jigging. Most of the information you can get from this forum. The english translation is very poor and the info was not intended for the mostly part time wrenchers This forum and the Bill Glaser manual are far superior than that shoddy manual While my mechanical skills are fairly average I have tackled a number of jobs with confidence and sucess,which I otherwise would have avoided doing myself thanks to BillG.
It has to be said that JohnBG has also put up some excellent photo posts over time which I have also found first class. I would like to thank them and others who have saved me many hours of anxiety and head scratching which has improved my ownership enjoyment of my Ural. Post by Mikey » Thu Jan 31, pm It's too bad that some of the key areas are unavailable like Troubleshooting, etc It's great that it's available though!
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