FC35 manuals issing

[Scott]

Bruce, as you and others have said they are complicated machines.

For example:you said "I am not worried about the common items:
Fridge" WHEN I replace the fridge I had to rebuid the cabinets and
make a special foam "gasket" to fill the space around the new refer!

Just some friendly advise. For me, when working on the coach, I
follow the "nothing is as easy as it looks" approach. Seems to hold
true.

ScottB
86FC35
SC

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
>
> We are still looking for a BB. I have found 2 87's, an 89 and a
couple
> of 84 and 85's. None are located close to us and I will have to fly
> across the country to see them. I do like the newer models because
of
> the 300 HP engine. But of course there is also the price factor.
All
> but one of these units has all the original manuals. The 85 has
> complete service records but for some reason the seller syas he has
one
> manual only. If this were a normal Motorhome I would not worry. But
the
> BlueBird appears to be very complicated and a lot of the systems
are
> quite different. ? I am not worried about the common items: Fridge,
> stove ,etc. But I would need the manuals and especially any
service
> diagrams and part #'s for the other items. Are these manuals
available?
>
>
> Thanks: Bruce
>
> Maybe a BB soon.
>