Haynes F-14 tomcat owners manual

im sure iran has all the info they need by now but come on? haha

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Yeah saw this come up thanks ..Will be just a general breeze through..Not a "how to fix your Phoenix guidance system" type manual..They have done a few different types..Think i saw a "Millennium Falcon" manual somewhere..

a reply to: detachment3

The SR-71
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I hate it when I work on the ol' Tomcat and there is that one leftover bolt.

a reply to: skunkape23
BWAHHH nice lol I wonder if that has ever happened?

a reply to: skunkape23

spare bolt for the guy whos missing one

I kinda wanna get the one for Ecto-1 and the Millennium Falcon..

Haynes Manuals decoded:

Haynes Manuals - What it actually means

Hope this helps.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
Haynes Manuals decoded:

Haynes Manuals - What it actually means

Hope this helps.

Haynes: Locate ...
Translation: This photo of a hex nut is the only clue we're giving you.

This is painfully true.

a reply to: Wardaddy454


Yes.

I never attempt anything with a rating of 3 spanners or more, thanks to numerous adverse experiences in the past.

I once took a carburettor apart and rebuilt it. I had a spring and a small grub screw left over. I wondered if they were important. They were.

originally posted by: skunkape23
I hate it when I work on the ol' Tomcat and there is that one leftover bolt.

Here we call that a "bush screw" . Just toss it in the shrubbery outside and forget about it....

a reply to: Allaroundyou
It happens on an infuriatingly regular basis, usually with panel screws but in that case you are short not spare at the end. Its amazing what you can find though on the ready issue store that is the expansion gaps on the hangar floor!

Chances are, if you used a Haynes for anything, you will waste half a day, they always miss out important steps.


I do like them for entertainment though.