I'm having a problem with that file too. The link keeps wanting me to upload something. Obviously I'm doing something very wrong.

 

If you look, the thread was from last year. The website says "if no use for 30 consecutive days, files will be removed." Marine 1200 would have to re-post if you guys want them.

 

I didn't see that. Thanks for letting me know.

 

I still have the file but I cant upload to the site I used before. I can reshare it if someone has a good site I can upload it to.

 

I don't know about a site other than this one. If ya was to e-mail it to me I would love to have it. Than if it is okay with the Moderators I will post it here as a sticky for all to use. Or you can. That's what this site is about is having as much information at hand as is possible. Right? The only problem I can see is if it may be copyrighted materiel. But even so once put on the open internet it is open for anyone I think. Let me know and I'll PM ya my e-mail.

 

I found a new hosting site. Is will expire only if it is inactive for 120 days. Get it while the getting is good!!!!!!!!!

Click the link...then click download.

Free Cloud Storage - MediaFire

 

I got it. Thanks so much for setting that up.

 

Yep I got it also.
Many thanks for that.
Now to get me head down and do some serious reading.

 

Cool. Took me a couple tries to find the download button but I got like 56.7 K downloading I think.

 

I just got it many thanks .

Bob

 

This will be a TON of help for a youngster like myself. I thank you very much!

 

That link's broken....it just redirects to the homepage. :/

 

The link went dead after being inactive for too long on the hosting site.

 

The link to media fire still works if you still want the download.

Thank you marine1200 for uploading that for us. Lots of great info and diagrams.

 

If I can find it and open it, what do I do to save it? Print it or save it somewhere on my computer for reference viewing. Not too good at anything but email type stuff and sending photos. What I need right away is the parts assembly with a picture for the front clip of my 47 2 ton. There are some curved brackets with small coil springs that curve out to support the fenders and attach to the bumper brackets. Can't seem to find them, but I remember removing them. I think I have the little springs still. Thanks, Gary