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Shop Manual VS Service Manual
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Firefly
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I think people are just using different terms for the same item.... some call it a shop manual--- others call it a service manual.
SpyderFun
New member
Shop or Service is like Pepsi or Coke (imho)?
Seems you can purchase different "Shop/Service" manuals. BRP publishes one (this is the one the dealer techs use) and then there are other "after market" manuals. The choice is yours....either should provide you the info your seeking.
Seems you can purchase different "Shop/Service" manuals. BRP publishes one (this is the one the dealer techs use) and then there are other "after market" manuals. The choice is yours....either should provide you the info your seeking.
1VENOM
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Ordering Parts
Potato, patado its all the same. If you do not mind, here is my opion on this. I purchased the manual on Ebay from Midwest Manuals. The other seller of manuals is selling a copy of Midwest manual but Ebay won't do anything about the other seller.
Anyway the DVD is very good and he ships quickly.
Potato, patado its all the same. If you do not mind, here is my opion on this. I purchased the manual on Ebay from Midwest Manuals. The other seller of manuals is selling a copy of Midwest manual but Ebay won't do anything about the other seller.
Anyway the DVD is very good and he ships quickly.
ataDude
Mod Maniac
Sooooo... Midwest steals BRP's intellectual property and that's OK but if someone else does it, that's wrong?
Just askin'.
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Firefly
Active member
Sooooo... Midwest steals BRP's intellectual property and that's OK but if someone else does it, that's wrong?
Just askin'.
Exactly. I'm not sure how any of these places are getting away with selling a copy (electronic or otherwise) version of the manuals.
From a legal standpoint, they would need an agreement to distribute from BRP.... which I doubt they have.
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