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Curious what did you expect of a query such as "scrambler 50cc parts format:pdf"? Why the PDF filter? You expect that some companies are publishing a parts cat
by gregschlom 7y ago
Curious what did you expect of a query such as "scrambler 50cc parts format:pdf"? Why the PDF filter?
You expect that some companies are publishing a parts catalog in PDF format?
The query just seems odds to me, and so the garbage results don't seem too surprising
- aspaceman 7y agoActually about 2 years ago this is precisely the query I would have chosen too. You could always find a parts catalog, service manual, that sort of thing scanned and posted online. PDF (used to) select for the scanned documents. Used to be my main usage of google was finding service manuals for auto and electronics. Nowadays the spam just pretends to be a pdf cause we used to always search for them.
- marcosdumay 7y ago> You expect that some companies are publishing a parts catalog in PDF format? Don't them all? Once you get to niche products, there are even web stores out there that only list their parts in PDF.
- ska 7y ago> You expect that some companies are publishing a parts catalog in PDF format? It's really common in some areas. This at least used to be a very effective search pattern.
- phy6 7y agoIt's pretty common for wiring diagrams, service manuals and fix it guides to be in PDF format. Sometimes you're holding broken parts in your hand and the exploded image in a PDF is linked to a part number (The part may not even have a distinct name, just a manufacturer part number) so you can order replacements.