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Black Betty:
Can someone please explain to me why I can't find many exact matches online of the old original Case tractor manuals I have? I have tried every way possible that I can think of to find them on the internet so I can price them and sell them but not have a whole lot of luck. Here are of a few that I'm having trouble with... The 300 series tractor, the 730-830 Comfort King Draft-o-matic tractor, and the 530 series tractor all published by the same company. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Lostmind:
Maybe nobody is selling them . pretty low demand.

Try " Smokestak" forum

https://www.smokstak.com/forum/#enginads-r-classified-ads.233

amecks:
Have you tried ebay for pricing?  I see an original 730 830 operator manual for $23.  You have to scroll thru the results but you can usually find comparable items that will help you figure out what to charge.
Al

skipskip:
I agree, I have stacks of really cool old paper , but no one is buying.

I assume its because you can find the info on line.

another old school idea who's time has passed


Skip

Lostmind:

--- Quote from: skipskip on April 22, 2022, 10:27:17 AM ---I agree, I have stacks of really cool old paper , but no one is buying.

I assume its because you can find the info on line.

another old school idea who's time has passed


Skip

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I'm sitting on piles of auto literature that once sold as soon as I posted it.
Lack of interest and online availability killed the market.
Younger car guys are mostly about modifying it , not keeping it original.
Try selling a hubcap for a 40-60's car, first thing they do is put different wheels and radial tires on it.
We used to have rotary dial phones at one time,  now nearly every one carries one in there pocket.
I do have 1 customer that still collects literature because he like reading it.

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