Page 24 - Piper PA-20 Interactive Digital Parts Catalog

INTRODUCTION

This illustrated Parts Catalog is designed to provide simple hut positive a. The serial numbers of the aircraft covered by this parts catalog are
identification of replacement parts for the Piper Pacer PA-20 Models as follows:
“115”, “125” and “135” and the Piper Tri-Pacer PA-22 Models “125”, and (1) Serial numbers of the 1950 PA-20 Models “115” and “125” are
“135” manufactured by the Piper Aircraft Corporation of Lock Haven, 20-1 to 20-553 inclusive.
Pennsylvania. (2) Serial numbers of the 1951 PA-20 Models “125” are 20-554 to
20-811 inclusive.
It is suggested that this catalog be thoroughly studied to determine its (3) Serial numbers of the 1952 PA-20 Models “125” are 20-812 to
arrangement prior to its utilization. 20-876 inclusive.
(4) Serial numbers of the 1952 PA-20 Models “135” are 20-877 to
1. The catalog is divided into twelve (12) major sections described as 20-933 inclusive.
follows: (5) Serial numbers of the 1953 PA-20 Models “135” are 20-934 and
a. Section I to X inclusive contains all replacement parts for the up.
complete airplane. Each section is subdivided and each division (6) Serial numbers of the 1951 PA-22 Models “125” are 22-1 to 22-
includes an illustration and a parts listing. 353 inclusive.
b. Section XI is the Miscellaneous Section or available kits. (7) Serial numbers of the 1952 PA-22 Models “125” are 22-354 to
c. Section XII is the Numerical Index. This is a listing by part number in 22-533 inclusive.
numerical sequence of all parts listed in the catalog and indicates (8) Serial numbers of the 1952 PA-22 Models “135” are 22-534 to
in which figure tor figures) the parts are located. (See page iii Table 22-806 inclusive.
of Contents.) (9) Serial numbers of the 1953 PA-22 Models “135” are 22-807 and
up.
2. The following is a brief explanation of the columns in the parts listing: b. All items of Optional Equipment are contained in the parts list in
a. The “FIGURE AND INDEX” column indicates the illustration figure their proper sequence and sections. These items were not marked
number and its part index number. Example: (2-1), the 2 is the optional, since they are fully identified by their descriptions.
figure number and the 1 is the index number. The figure number c. The model designation “135” pertains to the PA-20 Pacer and PA-22
appears only at the top of each parts listing page or at the Tri-Pacer aircraft equipped with the Lycoming O-290-D2 engine.
beginning of each new parts listing. d. The rear seat heater was installed on all Model PA-20 “135” aircraft
b. The “PART NUMBER” column contains the identifying number of with the exception of airplanes serial numbers 20-877, 20-881,20-
the replacement part and this number must be shown on all Parts 885 and 20-888 and on all Model PA-22 “135” aircraft with the
Orders. exception of airplanes serial numbers 22-535, 22-536, 22-537, 22-
c. The “CODE” column is for the purpose of indicating applicable 538, 22-539 and 22-543.
aircraft serial numbers and special uses of the part. An explanation
of the letter code used is shown below each listing: HOW TO ORDER PARTS
d. The “NOMENCLATURE” column indicates the part name. This name
must be shown on all Parts Orders. In ordering parts for your Piper Airplane, observe the following
e. The “NO. REQ.” (Number Required) column represents the total instructions which will aid in your getting the right parts required
quantity of parts used per aircraft per figure when the part is not without delay:
indented and the quantity of parts used per assembly when the a. Place your order with the distributor for your territory. If he does
part is indented. (See indention explanation note, page U.) The not have the required parts, he will promptly order from the
symbol “AR” listed in this column means “As Required”. factory. In the majority of cases, parts are available only through
f. The “MODEL” column indicates the part application by airplane your distributor, and it is necessary that we forward your order to
model and year. your distributor to be filled. Considerable time will be saved by
following this procedure.
3. The “ATTACHING PARTS” such as nuts, bolts, screws, etc., that are b. Always specify the model and serial number of your airplane.
available as commercial hardware items are not generally supplied by c. Always specify Part Number, Name, type and quantity required.
the Piper Aircraft Corporation. The catalog lists, for your convenience, d. Specify the method of shipment – freight, express, air express,
those attaching parts required for main assemblies and installations. air mail, or parcel post. Most parts are shipped by parcel post or
The identifying number for these parts appears after the part name. express, but where the nature of the shipment requires it or when
no instructions are given, we reserve the right to ship the most
4. The following information should be kept in mind when ordering suitable way.
from this catalog:

Date of Issue – March 1954