Anyone got a Haynes Manual 0574 - Kawasaki 750 Air-cooled Fours (80 - 91)
that is surplus to requirements?... Its for a GT750...

TIA etc etc...

On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 13:57:07 +0000, Spike@work babbled on about:

> Anyone got a Haynes Manual 0574 - Kawasaki 750 Air-cooled Fours (80 - 91)
> that is surplus to requirements?... Its for a GT750...
>
> TIA etc etc...

Yes

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On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 18:46:26 +0000, Ovenpaa babbled on about:

> On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 13:57:07 +0000, Spike@work babbled on about:
>
>> Anyone got a Haynes Manual 0574 - Kawasaki 750 Air-cooled Fours (80 - 91)
>> that is surplus to requirements?... Its for a GT750...
>>
>> TIA etc etc...
>
> Yes

Blast, bad form etc. I have the Genuine (1982) Kawasaki Service Manual. Would
that be of any use instead?

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Spike@work <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Anyone got a Haynes Manual 0574 - Kawasaki 750 Air-cooled Fours (80 - 91)
> that is surplus to requirements?... Its for a GT750...
>
> TIA etc etc...

Um, I tend to keep manuals on the "you never know" basis but I can
certainly lend you one.



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Mark Olson <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> The Older Gentleman <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> > Spike@work <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> >
> >> Anyone got a Haynes Manual 0574 - Kawasaki 750 Air-cooled Fours (80 - 91)
> >> that is surplus to requirements?... Its for a GT750...
> >>
> >> TIA etc etc...
> >
> > Um, I tend to keep manuals on the "you never know" basis but I can
> > certainly lend you one.
>
> AOL.
>
> I tend to keep my genuine factory manuals (I've still got the KZ750 and
> KZ650 ones), as most numpties aren't worthy of them... I still actually
> pull them out and read them from time to time.
>
> IMO Kawasaki have (or perhaps I should say HAD as the EX250 manual isn't
> up to the same standard as the KZ manuals) some of the best manuals for
> any vehicle, be it car or bike, that I've ever owned.
>
> Definitely avoid the Haynes BOL unless you are contemplating it for dual
> use (emergency backup bog paper & comedic reading material).

On one - it might be the Kawasaki 750 manual actually - they gave the
torque for the cam caps as 70-80ft/lbs.

Yes, they'd misplaced a decimal point. Luckily I look at it, thought:
"That *can't* be right..." and double-checked with a Kawasaki dealer.


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BOF#30 WUSS#5 http://www.chateau.murray.dsl.pipex.com/

In message <41c9c93c$0$12716$(E-Mail Removed)>, Mark Olson
<(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>The Older Gentleman <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> Spike@work <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>>> Anyone got a Haynes Manual 0574 - Kawasaki 750 Air-cooled Fours (80 - 91)
>>> that is surplus to requirements?... Its for a GT750...
>>>
>>> TIA etc etc...
>>
>> Um, I tend to keep manuals on the "you never know" basis but I can
>> certainly lend you one.

>Definitely avoid the Haynes BOL unless you are contemplating it for dual
>use (emergency backup bog paper & comedic reading material).

Of course the Haynes is more of an "it never knows" basis :-^)

( Though you could argue that BOL implies: "it knows, but it knows
wrong". )

Happy Christmas to all
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R100RS

Dave English composed the following ...
> In message <41c9c93c$0$12716$(E-Mail Removed)>, Mark Olson
> <(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>> The Older Gentleman <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>> Spike@work <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Anyone got a Haynes Manual 0574 - Kawasaki 750 Air-cooled Fours (80 -
>>>> 91) that is surplus to requirements?... Its for a GT750...
>>>>
>>>> TIA etc etc...
>>>
>>> Um, I tend to keep manuals on the "you never know" basis but I can
>>> certainly lend you one.
>
>> Definitely avoid the Haynes BOL unless you are contemplating it for dual
>> use (emergency backup bog paper & comedic reading material).
>
> Of course the Haynes is more of an "it never knows" basis :-^)
>
> ( Though you could argue that BOL implies: "it knows, but it knows
> wrong". )

My mate had a theory that HBOL knew the stuff .. it just expected you to
also know the stuff, so all it really needed to say was aimed at giving some
mild encouragement and to show pretty pictures of greasy hands.

> Happy Christmas to all

Happy Christmas from me too ..
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