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    March 19, 2017

 

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Leonard Renkenberger has worked to prepare a complete set of manuals with additional information that
is very valuable to the TR-6 Community.  I have been asked, along with Bob Danielson, to host these
files in a downloadable format on our respective sites.  What you see listed below describes each section
of the manual as well as the supplements and complete versions.

An introduction from Len:

"SIX TECH was written in the early days of the TR6.  When written it was centered on the daily driver, hence my newsletter column "Keeping it on the Road". 

As the cars aged and came to that fork in the road leading to parts car or preservation the demand for it diminished.  Printing volume and cost
became prohibitive.  Having recently been made aware of the Forum, I responded to a posting, advising the writer the answer and drawing
were in my SIX TECH if he could borrow a copy from someone.  This lead to Jim Matos suggesting, and volunteering to manage, the project. 
The printer still had a copy and  Jim took off with the project enlisting the expertise and help of Paul Rego and Bobby Danielson. 
Thanks to considerable work by the three and Paul and Bobby's websites SIX TECH is available to all. "

Several of these are rather large, so allow a little time to get them down on your machine.

We ask that you abide by the copyright notices in each manual and respect the authors work and efforts,
in providing the Triumph community with quality material for reference, utilizing his own time and expenses.

**** Viewers are warned that if they attempt any mechanical repairs or modifications, or follow procedures referred
 to in any of these manuals, they do so at their own risk, and no liability will attach to either myself or Len Renkenberger.****
 

For Internet Explorer users right click and  “Save Target as” and save file locally on your computer.

For Firefox/Mozilla/Sea Monkey users right click and  “Save Link Target as” and save file locally on your computer.

This will help to speed up the download if it doesn't have to appear in a PDF Reader first.

March 2017

This is the latest edition to the page and it consists of the Stromberg Carb Reference Manual
that was in a package of gaskets that I bought on line about five years ago.
This is a LARGE file (12MB)because it had to be scanned to pick up as many details as possible.

Stromberg Reference Manual.pdf

 


This is the Complete Manual / Supplement and suggested format for download if you have the time.
Everything listed below is included in the complete manual.

 Complete Manual  (36.5M)     

Supplement to Complete Manual  (11.7M)

Hub Manual  (5.5M)


Individual sections broken out by the area covered.

Title and Index  (1.8M)

Body A  (2.7M)

Body B  (1.3M)

Body C  (3.0M)

Body D  (1.0M)

Carbs  (4.4M)

Clutch  (2.7M)

Differential  (2.8M)

Electrical A  (2.2M)

Electrical B  (1.8M)

Engine  (3.9M)

Front End A  (2.5M)

Front End B  (3.5M)

Ignition  (1.3M)

Rear Hubs  (2.2M)

Rear Suspension  (1.4M)

Safety  (1.1M)

Supplement A  (3.9M)

Supplement B  (5.2M)

Supplement C  (2.5M)

Supplement D  (4.7M)


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