Service Manual Library

[Cj Winds]

I am looking for help on how to distribute and organize a service manual collection. I would like to use a file sharing website or something similar. I have tons of service manuals and would like to find a better way to add and share these manuals, something that was organized and easy to use. Any ideas would be welcomed. 

[blogmarkz]

A free alternative is to store it all on Google Drive and organize it by folder. Google drive gives up to 15 GB of storage for free.

You can just create another Google account to have more storage for free.

You can also upgrade to Google Workspace Business Standard account to get 2 TB of storage that costs $10.80 USD.

I also think it's the easiest way you can organize and distribute your service manual collection.

You can also message me if you need some help.

[Admin]

On 1/22/2023 at 6:43 PM, Cj Winds said:

I am looking for help on how to distribute and organize a service manual collection. I would like to use a file sharing website or something similar. I have tons of service manuals and would like to find a better way to add and share these manuals, something that was organized and easy to use. Any ideas would be welcomed. 

You can also add to our library here under downloads: https://www.quadcrazy.com/files/ 

[vagoscm]

I would vote for the Google Drive also...

[Admin]

2 hours ago, vagoscm said:

I would vote for the Google Drive also...

How would that benefit QUADCRAZY? There’s no vote going on for that…lol. 

[vagoscm]

My bad... I'm restating my previous post... First, I would vote for QUADCRAZY, and then for Google Drive!

[biran]

I vote for quad crazy!

[WillrogersII]

I second the google drive comment. 

[Cj Winds]

Thanks for everyone's input. I am trying to figure out a way to keep it organized and easy to find the right manual. 

Quadcrazy has manuals listed by make only. Subfolders should have model year or engine size at a minimum

[ExtATV]

Looks like Quadcrazy should be the first choice for service manual respository, making the 10 post minimum and joining a new community seems like a fair trade for access to those files.  Those websites charging $25+ for a single manual seems pretty outrageous, and if you do spend money supporting websites like this seems the best idea in my opinion.

[Admin]

On 4/2/2023 at 9:32 PM, Cj Winds said:

Thanks for everyone's input. I am trying to figure out a way to keep it organized and easy to find the right manual. 

Quadcrazy has manuals listed by make only. Subfolders should have model year or engine size at a minimum

That's what search is for and why we try to ensure titles are robust to include YMM. If you search, you'll find if its available. 😁

[Mech]

CJ..  have a look at the manuals, they come in a lot of different versions, some do only one year, some do many, some of the manuals here are correct for the american market, but not right for other market's years.

Trying to classify them all without doubling them up in a lot of folders would be impossible.. 

[Dolladog]

Thanks

[Dolladog]

Thanks

[kp3004x4]

Probably,be a little work, classify them by make only,then separate into year category models would fall into years. And people needing them would know there make and year. Hope that helps,and at quad crazy I would do this .

[Cj Winds]

If some crazy person wants access to all my files let me know how I can share them, I have about 45GB (size) or 93GB (size on file) of info. Looking for someone to organize them and add to them anyway they know how.

[kp3004x4]

It would probably be an undertaking. Wish I had time being retired I'm more busy than I was when I had a on the clock job.