Shame there never appears to have been a Haynes Manual published for us geezing "Iron Bellied" Bulleteers. A Haynes Norton Commando Service Manual was my first guide into the dark arts of wrenching and bleeding knuckles. Chilton's offerings are generally OK, I guess. However, I tend to view Clymer's as potentially good firm landfill. I adore Snidal's Bullet Manual (http://www.enfield.20m.com/bullet1.htm). In fact, I'll often read random chapters just 'cause I enjoy his banter. But when getting into the innards of any vehicle I still can't help but think in Haynes terms of "anti-clockwise" and "spanner" and "gudgeon pins held fast by circlips." For those unfamiliar with interpreting Haynesian English, this explanation of commonly used terms (https://forum.classicmotorworks.com/index.php/topic,24352.msg280745.html#msg280745) thoughtfully provided by 'The Old Coot' to these Forums a couple of years back may be helpful. Until then, as they often advise in the Haynes manuals, in all things remember to "observe effect on performance."
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