garage puter

[notme]

i just fixed up an old laptop for use in the garage, now im adding all my links that are technical related automotive/weld and fab... charts and info that kinda stuff i was hopin you people might have some links i could add...sometimes its nice to be able to looks stuff up when ur stuck on a project...

[Roospike]

http://www.cousesteel.com/AndysPlace/Main.html

http://www.shopfloortalk.com/forums/...splay.php?f=14

[wallythacker]

http://www.millerwelds.com/education...isplay.php?f=2

http://www.weldingweb.com/

[jniolon]

here's some to dig thru... I got more

what are you looking for in particular

here's a link to my page for more

http://jniolon.clubfte.com/linkstoautomotive.htm

john

[notme]

what would be nice is something like an online chilton but i imagine theres not much out there for free

[2ndhandsmoke]

Try your local library. I was in a small town last week helping a friend. His manual did not have schematics, so we headed down to the library. It was the size of a one room school house. They had few manuals, but had a free online subscription to shop manuals. Printed out the pages I needed and the problem was solved in a couple of hours.

[usmcpop]

Here's a pretty comprehensive list of links: http://ranier.hq.nasa.gov/Metal/MetalBookmarks.html

Might be a few links of interest here: http://www.proshoppublishing.com/Links.htm

And here: http://www.angelfire.com/ks/mcguirk/mwlinks.html

Here's a list of links for automotive, supposedly linking 100,000 sites: http://www.automotive-links.com/

[smyrna5]

Try your local library. I was in a small town last week helping a friend. His manual did not have schematics, so we headed down to the library. It was the size of a one room school house. They had few manuals, but had a free online subscription to shop manuals. Printed out the pages I needed and the problem was solved in a couple of hours.

Same here. My local library has online access to Automotive Manuals and lots of periodicals. I don't even have to go there to look at them - I just type in my library card # and a password and it lets me in from home.

[Slonaker]

Try your local library. I was in a small town last week helping a friend. His manual did not have schematics, so we headed down to the library. It was the size of a one room school house. They had few manuals, but had a free online subscription to shop manuals. Printed out the pages I needed and the problem was solved in a couple of hours.

Autozone.com has some shop manuals available for viewing on their website. I don't think much of their product, but free manuals are handy.

Slonaker