CESSNA 180/185 and AGCARRYALL PARTS CATALOG
CESSNA 180 · Parts Catalog
Overview
This Parts Catalog provides detailed information on the components and assemblies for the Cessna 180 and Cessna 185 aircraft models, covering the years 1963 through 1973. It serves as a comprehensive reference for maintenance personnel, parts suppliers, and aircraft owners, detailing the various parts and their configurations. The catalog includes a list of parts figures, an alphabetical index, and a numerical index, making it easy to locate specific components. The document is essential for anyone involved in the upkeep or restoration of these aircraft models, ensuring they have access to accurate and relevant parts information.
- The catalog covers parts for Cessna 180 and 185 models from 1963 to 1973.
- Includes detailed parts figures for various assemblies such as wings, fuselage, and landing gear.
- Features both alphabetical and numerical indexes for easy navigation.
- Essential for maintenance personnel and aircraft owners for accurate parts identification.
Document
Source
Originally published by www.mennen.org. Sprinkle hosts a reference copy with an added summary, specifications and searchable full text.
Document details
- Type
- Parts Catalog
- Year
- 1963
- Pages
- 740
- File size
- 59 MB
- Publisher
- www.mennen.org
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In this document
Introduction
The introduction section outlines the purpose of the parts catalog, which is to provide a comprehensive listing of parts for the Cessna 180 and 185 models. It emphasizes the importance of using the correct parts for maintenance and repair to ensure safety and performance.
Parts Figures
This section includes a detailed list of part figures, which are organized by categories such as wing assembly, fuselage assembly, landing gear, and more. Each figure can be referenced for specific parts needed for repairs or replacements.
Alphabetical Index
The alphabetical index allows users to quickly find parts by name, facilitating easier navigation through the catalog. This index is particularly useful for maintenance personnel who need to locate specific components rapidly.
Numerical Index
Similar to the alphabetical index, the numerical index organizes parts by their part numbers. This section is crucial for ensuring that the correct parts are ordered and used during maintenance.
Full document text
CESSNA 180/185 and AGCARRYALL 1963 thru 1973 PARTS CATALOG Click on a link below LIST OF PARTS FIGURES INTRODUCTION ALPHABETICAL INDEX PARTS LISTING NUMERICAL INDEX TOOLBAR HELP REVISION INFO Open/Close Copyright 2001-2003 McCurtain Technology Group. All Rights Reserved. Bookmarks CESSNA is a trademark of The Cessna Aircraft Company. TOOLBAR HELP The Print button allows you to print any specific page(s). The Show/Hide Navigation Pane button opens or closes the lefthand column of bookmarks or thumbnails. Click on this button and the Actual Size or Fit Width button to enlarge text for reading. The Hand tool enables you to move a single document page on the screen when the page does not fit within the main window. Drag the hand tool in the direction you want to move the page. A pointing hand indicates a hyperlink is present at that location. The Zoom tool magnifies and reduces the page display. The “+” zooms in. To view the “-“ and zoom out, choose the Zoom tool and hold down the Ctrl key. Click on the hand tool and the Actual Size button to exit and resize the page. The First Page button moves the document to the first page. Previous Page – moves you back one page in the document. Next Page – moves you forward one page in the document. The Last Page button moves the document to the last page. The Go Back and Go Forward buttons retrace your steps through a document, moving to each view in the order visited. The Actual Size button displays the page at 100%. The Fit Page button scales the page to fit within the window. The Fit Width button scales the page to fill the width of the window. The lower toolbar (shown below) provides some of the same functions but provides some additional information. The page number matches the page number printed on the current document page (12-1). The zoom level is also shown (100%). The down arrow button to the right of the zoom level allows for zoom adjustment. The double arrow button on the far left will open/close the navigation pane. The buttons on both sides of the page number provide the same paging functions as the upper toolbar paging buttons. For additional help, click on the Help command on the right side of the top command line. Click on the Go Back button to return to the manual. CESSNA 180/185 PARTS FIGURES (1961-1973) This 7-page list of part figures is text searchable; use the find command (Binoculars). Click on any figure name to view the figure. 1. Miscellaneous Bulk items 2. (Sheet 1 of 2) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2. (Sheet 2 of 2) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2A. (Sheet 1 of 2) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2A. (Sheet 1 of 2) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2B. (Sheet 1 of 4) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2B. (Sheet 2 of 4) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2B. (Sheet 3 of 4) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2B. (Sheet 4 of 4) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2C. (Sheet 1 of 2) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 2C. (Sheet 2 of 2) Placards, Nameplates & Exterior Markings 3. Wing Assembly Complete 3A. Wing Assembly Complete 4. Wing Structure Assembly 5. Wing Structure Assembly 6. Wing Structure Assembly Extended Range 6A. Wing Structure Assembly 7. Wing Leading Edge Assembly 8. Wing Leading Edge Assembly 8A. Wing Leading Edge Assembly 9. Wing Spar Assemblies 10. Wing Spar Assemblies 10A. Wing Spar Assemblies 11. Skins and Stringers Installation 12. Skins and Stringers Installation 12A. Skins and Stringers Installation 13. Fuel Tank Installation 13A. Fuel Tank Drain Valve Installation 14. Aileron Installation 15. Flap Installation 16. Strut Installation 17. Fin & Dorsal Installation 18. Fin & Dorsal Installation 19. Stabilizer installation 20. Rudder Assembly 21. Elevator Installation 22. Fuselage Assembly 23. Fuselage Assembly 24. Fuselage Front and Center Section 25. Fuselage Front and Center Section 26. Rear Cabin Top Skin Assembly 27. Fuselage Center Section Floorboards Installation 28. Fuselage Front Section Structure Assembly 29. Fuselage Front Section Structure Assembly 30. Landing Gear Bulkhead Assembly 31. Windshield Installation 32. Fuselage Bulkhead Assembly Sta. 65.33 32A. Fuselage Bulkhead Assembly Sta. 65.33 33. Firewall Assembly 34. Firewall Grommets Installation 34A. Firewall Grommets Installation 35. Fuselage Aft Section Assembly 35A. Fuselage Aft Section Assembly 35B. Litter Door Components Installation 36. Battery Box Assembly 37. Battery Box Assembly 38. Fuselage Tailcone Assembly 39. Stinger Installation 40. Main Landing Gear Installation 40A. Main Landing Gear Installation (Crosswind) 41. Landing Gear Installation 42. Main Landing Gear Wheel & Brake Assembly 42A. Main Landing Gear Wheel & Brake Installation 42B. Main Landing Gear Wheel & Brake Assembly - Crosswind 43. Main Landing Gear Wheel & Brake Assembly 44. Crosswind Wheel and Brake Assembly 45. Tailwheel Installation 46. Tailwheel Installation – Anti-Swivel 46A. Tailwheel Installation – Anti-Swivel 46B. Tailwheel & Lock Installation – Manual 47. Tailwheel Assembly 48. Tail Wheel Assembly 48A. Tail Wheel Assembly 48B. Tail Wheel Assembly 49. Left Cabin Door Installation 50. Right Cabin Door Installation 51. Removable Latch Assembly 51A. Cabin Door Latch Assembly 52. Baggage Door lnstallation 53. Cabin Top & Firewall Upholstery Installation 54. Cabin Doors Upholstery Information 55. Floorboard Upholstery Installation 56. Floorboards Upholstery Installation (Deluxe) 57. Cabin Side Panels & Baggage Compartment Upholstery Installation 57A. Cabin Side Panels & Baggage Compartment Upholstery Installation 58. Cabin Side Panels & Baggage Compartment Upholstery Installation 59. Front Seat Installation 59A. Reclining Front Seat 60. Front Seat Installation 61. Front Seat Installation 61A. Front Seat Installation 62. Adjustable Front Seat Installation 63. Vertically Adjustable Front Seat 63A. Pilot & Copilot Power Adjustable Front Seat
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63B. Power Seat Bottom Assembly – Pilot & Copilot 63C. Infinitely Adjustable Front Seat Installation 64. Rear Seat Installation 64A. Rear Seat Installation 65. Stowable Rear Seats Installation 65A. Divided Middle Seat Assembly 65B. Child Seat Installation 66. Auxiliary Seat Installation 67. Instrument Panel Equipment Installation and Assembly 68. Instrument Panel Equipment Installation & Assembly 68A. Instrument Panel Equipment Installation 68B. Instrument Panel Equipment Installation 68C. Instrument Panel Equipment Installation 68D. Switch and Circuit Breaker Installation 68E. Switch and Circuit Breaker Installation 69. Glove Box and Map Case Installation 69A. Glove Box Installation 70. Fuselage Equipment Installation 70A. Wire Cutter and Cable Deflector Installation 70B. Auxiliary Refueling Equipment Installation 71. Propeller Installation 72. McCauley Propeller Assembly 72A. McCauley Propeller Installation 72B. McCauley Propeller Installation 72C. McCauley Propeller Installation 73. Engine Cowl Installation 73A. Engine Cowl Installation 74. (Sheet 1 of 2) Engine Installation 74. (Sheet 2 of 2) Engine Installation 75. Engine Installation 76. (Sheet 1 of 2) Engine Assembly 76. (Sheet 2 of 2) Engine Assembly 77. Engine Assembly 77A. Non-Congealing Oil Cooler Installation 78. Induction System Air Box Assembly 78A. Induction Air Box Assembly 79. Propeller Governor Assembly 79A. Propeller Governor Assembly 80. Propeller Governor Assembly – Hoof 81. Propeller Governor Assembly – Garwin 81A. Governor Assembly 81B. Propeller Governor Assembly – Garwin 81C. Propeller Governor Assembly 81D. Governor Assembly 82. Exhaust Stacks Installation 83. Engine Exhaust Stack 84. Engine Baffles Installation 85. Engine Baffles Installation 86. Winterization Equipment Installation 87. Cowl Flaps Control System Installation 87A. Cowl Flaps Extension Installation - AGcarryall 88. Cabin Ventilation System Installation 88A. Cabin Ventilation System Installation 89. Manifold Cabin Heater Installation 90. Brake System lnstallation 91. Rudder and Brake Pedal Installation 92. Rudder and Brake Pedal Installation 93. Brake Master Cylinder Assembly 94. Control Tee lnstallation 94A. Control Yoke lnstallation 94B. Control Wheel & Switches Installation 95. Aileron Control System lnstallation 95A. Wing Leveler Installation 95B. Wing Leveler Components 96. Elevator Control System Installation 97. Flap Control System Installation 98. Rudder Control System Installation 99. Rudder Control System Installation 99A. Rudder Trim Installation 100. Stabilizer Trim Control System Installation 100A. Stabilizer Trim Wheel Assembly Installation 101. Pitot System Installation 102. Pitot System Installation 102A. Alternate Static Source Installation 102B. Stall Warning Horn Installation 103. Fuel System 104. Fuel System InstalIation 105. Fuel System – Selectable Tank 106. Fuel System Installation 107. Fuel Pump & Strainer Installation 108. Auxiliary Fuel Pump Installation 109. Fuel Strainer Assembly & Drain Installation 110. Fuel Strainer & Drain Installation 110A. Fuel Strainer & Drain Control Installation 111. Fuel Strainer & Drain Control Installation 112. Fuel Selector Valve Assembly 113. Oil System Installation 113A. Oil Filter Installation 114. Oil System Installation 115. Full Flow Oil Filter Installation 116. Vacuum System Installation 117. Vacuum System Installation 117A. Vacuum System Installation 117B. Vacuum System Installation 117C. Vacuum System Installation 117D. Vacuum System Installation – Forward of Firewall 118. Fuel Primer System Installation 118A. Fuel Primer System Installation 119. Oxygen System Installation 120. Oxygen System Installation 120A. Oxygen System Installation 120B. Oxygen System Installation 120C. Oxygen System Installation 121. Fuselage Electrical Equipment Installation 122. Fuselage Electrical Equipment Installation 123. Cabin Lights & Courtesy Light Installation 123A. Map Light installation 123B. Shock Mounted Alternator 124. Rotating Beacon Installation 124A. Flashing Beacon Installation 125. Ground Service Plug Installation 125A. Ground Service Plug Installation 125B. Landing Light Installation – Cowl 126. Floatplane Fittings Installation 127. Floatplane Fittings (EDO No. 249-2870) 128. Amphibian Fittings 129. Cargo Pod Installation 130. Stretcher Installation 131. Center-Line Camera Provision 132. Center-Line Camera Provision 133. Off-Center Camera Provisions 134. Tactair T-3 Autopilot Installation 135. Tactair T-2 Autopilot Installation 136. Vacuum System for Tactair Auto Pilot This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. 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