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Message: <blockquote data-quote="IndianaJohn" data-source="post: 75967" data-attributes="member: 10633"><p>Well, still getting rain and storms almost every day, plus having to do work on my wife's house so we can put it up for sale. So still haven't had a chance to try the loader out yet, and the weather doesn't look too promising for the next several days. The weatherman says that we are stuck in a "ring of fire" pattern and pop up storms are par for the course. Anyway, in my last post I mentioned that there were two different version operator/service and parts manuals available for the 1000 series loaders, depending on whether it is a early or late version of the machine. So far, I have not been able to determine a serial number cut-off between the two machine versions. The only way to tell which version manual you need, is whether the machine has two valves and no spin on hydraulic filter, or a single valve and the filter. The early manuals have a yellowish cover with a drawing of the machine. They only cover the units with a single valve and the spin on filter. The later manuals have an off-white cover with two pale green boxes. A large one to the upper right saying "the Mustang, 1000 LOADER, Parts Manual", and a smaller one to the lower left saying "Catalog 4869OL, Revised 15 September 1969". The top left has a logo saying, " the Owatonna Way is best.". These cover both the older and newer machines. Once I get the newer operator manual, I'll be selling my early manuals. Hopefully this info may help someone else in the future.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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