Workshop scans?

[papadj]

Is there anyone with a scaned workshop manual for Zetor 7045?

 

[bobnz]

The W/S Manual I bought covers 5011,6011, 6045, 7011, 7045 with notes to extend its use to 4911, 5911, 5945, 6911 & 6945 models. It is about 205 pages and very poorly translated into English and terms used often are ambiguous. The diagrams have numbered parts that do not relate to the text and you need the parts manual to cross reference the numbers on the diagrams. It is a scanned reproduction with many parts and numbers not able to be seen clearly although it is a commercial production, (with a soft green cover. ) The binding is stapled 23mm out from the spine edge and this stops pages being scanned as the margin near the spine is difficult to read let alone scan. A very poor effort quality wise but I believe widely distributed. The introduction attempts to excuse the poor content with a rider that it is made for experienced mechanics. There are many important details missing in every section I have read carefully to date. Some instructions are inaccurate. The circuit diagram is blurred and the legend does not relate to the drawing. Many items missing and only black lines. A bit of a rip off regarding the inflated price.
I have seen a reproduction from the USA which was vastly superior in quality so try and view what you buy. Good Luck with your quest. I think manuals should be available on the net for old machines but I suspect they don't get there for many reasons. I have downloaded manuals for some other makes OK.

 

[Renze]

Ask Lukas from www.beno.cz i think he has originals.
Even though my English might not be good enough to discover the errors in the book, it was fine for me. I have only used my 5245 workshop manual when rebuilding the transmission of the 3011 (which is 20 years older) but the idea is the same.