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INTRODUCTION

This Illustrated Parts Catalog is designed to provide simple but positive identification of replacement parts for the Piper Tri-Pacer PA-22 Models “108”,
“125”, “135”, “150” and “160” manufactured by the Piper Aircraft Corporation of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania.

NOTE: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL THIS CATALOG BE USED FOR RIGGING AND INSTALLATION PURPOSES.

It is suggested that this catalog be thoroughly studied to determine its arrangement prior to its utilization.

1. The catalog is divided into eleven (11) major sections described as follows:
a. Sections I to X inclusive contain all replacement parts for the complete airplane. Each section is subdivided and each division includes an
illustration and a parts listing.
b. Section XI is the Miscellaneous Section. This section includes a listing of the Optional Equipment Kits.

2. The following is a brief explanation of the columns in the parts listing:
a. The “FIGURE AND INDEX” column indicates the illustration figure number and its part index number. Example: (2-1), the 2 is the figure number
and the 1 is the index number. The figure number appears only at the top of each parts listing page or at the beginning of each new parts listing.
b. The “PART NUMBER” column contains the identifying number of the replacement part and this number must be shown on all Parts Orders.
c. The “CODE” column is for the purpose of indicating applicable aircraft serial numbers and special uses of the part. An explanation of the letter
code used is shown below each listing.
d. The “NOMENCLATURE” column indicates the part name. This name must be shown on all Parts Orders.
e. The “NO. REQ.” (Number Required) column represents the total quantity of parts used per aircraft per figure when the part is not indented and
the quantity of parts used per assembly when the part is indented. The symbol “AR” listed in this column means “As Required”.
f. The “SERIAL NUMBERS AFFECTED” column indicates the part application by airplane serial numbers.

Indention Example: Indentations of listings in the “Nomenclature” column indicate “assemblies” and “components” or “parts”, in order of their indentations.

EXAMPLE

CODE NOMENCLATURE No. Req.

DOOR ASSEMBLY – Baggage compartment 1
FRAME ASSEMBLY – Baggage compartment door 1
HINGE ASSEMBLY – Baggage door 1
CLIP – Baggage door spring 1

This listing is interpreted as follows:
If the DOOR ASSEMBLY (not indented) is ordered, it will include the three items listed under that item.

If the FRAME ASSEMBLY (indented one space) is ordered, it will include the two items listed under the subassembly.
If you want only a HINGE ASSEMBLY or CLIP, you order only that item.

3. The “ATTACHING PARTS” such as nuts, bolts, screws, etc., that are available as commercial hardware items, are not generally supplied by the Piper
Aircraft Corporation. The catalog lists, for your convenience, those attaching parts required for main assemblies and installations. The identifying
number for these parts appears after the part name.

4. All items of Optional Equipment are contained in the parts list in their proper sequence and sections. These items were not marked optional since
they are fully identified by their descriptions.

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