D.A.M. QUICK SCHEMATICS — Factory Service & Part Number Shop Manual

[foakes]

This post is stickied and re-titled —

Thanks for all of the interest, teamwork, and ideas.

Best, Fred

[sandbar]

Thanks Fred
Thanks Henry
I downloaded the zip file and renamed each image
Here it is.

[foakes]

Thanks, Steve!

Best, Fred

[Wompus Cat]

Thanks Fred
Thanks Henry
I downloaded the zip file and renamed each image
Here it is.

lol............

REEL MINDS THINK ALIKE ............
I was in the middle of doing the same thing . I dnld all those last night and just qiuckly posted them Thank You .
Saves a lot of work for all of us .

[Midway Tommy]

Already emailed 13 sets of these to members this afternoon.

However it works for you is good —

I have (5) factory service and parts manuals.

Just wanted to preserve them better — and also be able to lay them flat without getting grease all over the pages.

This is just what I put together, that will work pretty well for me, I believe.

Plastic clear sleeves, an old binder.

When you print them — change to a pdf — then scale the size to fit a 8.5 X 11 piece of paper — and that's it!

Best, Fred

You copied my idea, Fred!  I've had my ABU Zebco & ABU Cardinal Schematics bound in plastic sleeves in a 3 ring binder for at least 10 years. It sure keeps them clean, legible  & in good condition. 

[swill88]

Thank you guys!
Steve

[Milan S]

Thanks Fred!!!
Thanks Henry!!!
Grat job!
Thanks so much for these!

[Wompus Cat]

Thanks Fred!!!
Thanks Henry!!!
Grat job!
Thanks so much for these!

AND THANKS SANDBAR for labeling them properly!

[sandbar]

Joe had asked for this information in PDF format.

I did a little work on it and added the 238, 248 and Super 275 Two Speed schematics, the converted them to PDF format in another Zip File.
I also did some straightening and cropping of the JPEG's to clean them up a bit before I converted them to PDF files.
In the PDF format you can open them up, click "Edit",
select " Take a Snapshot", then highlight and print the area you highlight. That way I get a much larger picture of the Schematic portion in landscape form.
It's much easier on these old eyes.
I've attached the two new zip files.

Thanks
-Steve

[foakes]

Thanks, Steve!

We certainly have some helpful and knowledgeable folks on our site!

Best, Fred

[dlrider]

Thanks, Steve!

We certainly have some helpful and knowledgeable folks on our site!

Best, Fred

And generous.

[oldmanjoe]

  Thank you ..  Steve

[sandbar]

You are welcome Joe. 👍

[alcesgigas]

First post on this site.  What a great find today; got it from Erik @ CFdrag.  Sure appreciate.  I'm thinking about installing carbon drrag disks in my 1969 (or was it 1959?) Super.  Lost the rod stand years ago, but made one when I lived in the Arctic.  Looks weird--made from a 1/2x13 allen head SS bolt and a piece of SS tubing.  The reel is as good as it ever was, maybe better!  I'll attempt to attach a photo.
And Fred please send me that Quick DAM Sunam bonum.  Sure great of you to do this; thanks.

[foakes]

Welcome aboard, alcesgigas —

The schematics are made available by Steve (sandbar) — about (5) post above this one.

You will see a couple of downloadable links.

* JPEG D.A.M. Quick Schematics 2021.zip (11912.92 KB - downloaded 48 times.)
* PDF D.A.M. Quick Schematics 2021.zip (11979.32 KB - downloaded 54 times.)

It looks like your 1959 era 270 Super will work OK with your great triage fix —

Not trying to sell anything — but if you would want a new housing, stand, cone screw, and bail spring to bring it back to original — I have a set.  $25 + $5 shipping.

Best, Fred