I know Haynes manuals cover mostly all the car , small truck , motorcycle , scooter , ATV/UTV vehicles in terms of giving a pretty in-depth coverage of everything one would need to do in terms of maintenance repair/installation of parts. They also have in-depth coverage of small engines which cover blowers , lawn mowers , tillers ,generators...etc from 0 to 20 horsepower
They even go into more specifics of certain complex parts of a system.
Like you can get a manual from Haynes that covers just transmissions in depth , or just air conditioning systems /coolant/heating in depth , ...etc
What I can't find and am curious about is the other vehicles that exist like airplanes (not just Cessna even commericial,fighter planes,helicopter..etc) , bus (like pvta , greyhound ,...etc ) , farmers tractors/machines , boats ( including carnival cruise /huge boats or ocean vessels ) , submarines , rockets.
Basically I break these down into air vehicles , top water vehicles , underwater vehicles , space vehicles.
Is there no brand name Haynes manual for air , space , and water?
I would imagine that space would be more confidential in spec's , as well as military based air vehicles ...etc , as well as maybe the submarine /carnival cruise ships parts , but for jet ski's , recreational boats, I would imagine they would have a repair manual equivalent to Haynes.
Also farmers tractors/vehicles they have to have some Haynes based manual that one could get for there repairs
Since most farmers have to repair or have repairs done on there machine eventually down the line sometime and if they don't do it themselves there has to be a guy out there that learned how to fix them by reading a manual some where to refer to the procedure or at least some guy had to take a course in repairing tractor/farming equipment ... and I would imagine there was a book for it somewhere
Weather made public or not each vehicle must have a manual for service just in case a person forgets a particular model step....
To me it stands to reason if the vehicle can be obtained or owned by a person then there should be a manual on how to maintain , operate , services , repair it for him (so he can obtain it). Hell even the home appliances come with a short step by step installation paper for the ovens , air conditioners, refrigerators , gas water heaters ,...etc when you purchases them regardless of the free install so it stands to reason the same information should be made public to any appliance one can obtain so a person if he wanted to could services all his appliances / items if he wanted to. Not say he would in all cases but the opportunity should be there for him to do. And I would imagine there is a lot of people that like at times to do everything themselves building wises it give a certain satisfaction at least that you can do it all from scratch...
They even go into more specifics of certain complex parts of a system.
Like you can get a manual from Haynes that covers just transmissions in depth , or just air conditioning systems /coolant/heating in depth , ...etc
What I can't find and am curious about is the other vehicles that exist like airplanes (not just Cessna even commericial,fighter planes,helicopter..etc) , bus (like pvta , greyhound ,...etc ) , farmers tractors/machines , boats ( including carnival cruise /huge boats or ocean vessels ) , submarines , rockets.
Basically I break these down into air vehicles , top water vehicles , underwater vehicles , space vehicles.
Is there no brand name Haynes manual for air , space , and water?
I would imagine that space would be more confidential in spec's , as well as military based air vehicles ...etc , as well as maybe the submarine /carnival cruise ships parts , but for jet ski's , recreational boats, I would imagine they would have a repair manual equivalent to Haynes.
Also farmers tractors/vehicles they have to have some Haynes based manual that one could get for there repairs
Since most farmers have to repair or have repairs done on there machine eventually down the line sometime and if they don't do it themselves there has to be a guy out there that learned how to fix them by reading a manual some where to refer to the procedure or at least some guy had to take a course in repairing tractor/farming equipment ... and I would imagine there was a book for it somewhere
Weather made public or not each vehicle must have a manual for service just in case a person forgets a particular model step....
To me it stands to reason if the vehicle can be obtained or owned by a person then there should be a manual on how to maintain , operate , services , repair it for him (so he can obtain it). Hell even the home appliances come with a short step by step installation paper for the ovens , air conditioners, refrigerators , gas water heaters ,...etc when you purchases them regardless of the free install so it stands to reason the same information should be made public to any appliance one can obtain so a person if he wanted to could services all his appliances / items if he wanted to. Not say he would in all cases but the opportunity should be there for him to do. And I would imagine there is a lot of people that like at times to do everything themselves building wises it give a certain satisfaction at least that you can do it all from scratch...
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