TMs in print

[sgms18]

Is there anywhere I can buy TMs for the deuce in print? My Internet access is limited to my phone because I don't own a computer & downloading & reading all this stuff on such a small screen is becoming a real pain. I'd much rather just buy books if thats an option.

 

[therooster2001]

Check auction sites, or get a friend with a discount card at Office Depot. I was able to print the 5-ton TM's for like $20 (yes that's a SIGNIFICANT discount).

 

[Guyfang]

The problem with buying them from someone in fle-bay, is that you may be getting them without all the changes. Or the manuals are way out of date. There are unscrupulous people who will sell you the TM's on a disc. For instance, 30-50 bucks for the TM's. You can find the same TM's, in SS for free. Do not pay for TM's, on a disc. Download them onto a stick and go to Home Office. Or someplace else. Some places will even bind them for you.

 

[DeadParrot]

Download the TMs from here and have them printed local. I did that with a manual for an old tractor. From the mfg, the printed manual was $30 + shipping. The pdf was $30 no tax/shipping. Kinkos charged $15 to do a double side print and spiral bind. This way if the manual gets lost or damaged, I can simply get a 2nd one printed. Plus the spiral bind makes it easy to have the page I need stay open.

 

[porkysplace]

I don't know what kind of prices they have but Portrayal Press should have them.

http://www.portrayalpress.com/

 

[sgms18]

I don't know what kind of prices they have but Portrayal Press should have them.

http://www.portrayalpress.com/

If they do i dont see it. Doesn't look like the have anything on the deuce.

 

[rustystud]

The TM's I don't own I download and print out myself. I've also taken a "flashdrive" down to the local Kinko's and had them print some out on #28 weight paper. That is one of the heaviest weight papers for commercial use. It's makes for a most "excellent" manual ! No bleed through from pictures or anything. Also very reasonably priced.