Piper PA-18 AIRCRAFT SUPER CUB Illustrated Parts Catalog Manual -

INTRODUCTION This Illustrated Parts Catalog is designed to provide simple but positive identification of replacement parts for the Piper Super Cub (PA-18) Models 95, 105, 125, 135 and 150; and the Piper Agricultural (PA-18A) Models 125, 135 and 150 manu- factured by the Piper Aircraft Corporation of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. NOTE: UhDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL THIS CATALOG BE USED FOR RIGGING AND INSTALLATlON 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 suMivided and each division includes an illustration and a parts listing. b. Section XI is the Miscellaneous Group. ?his group 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 IADEX" column indicates the illustration figure number and its parts index number. Example: (2-l), 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 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 AWMBERS AFFECTED" column indicates the part application by airplane serial number, Indention Example: Indentations of listings in the "Nomenclature column" indicate "assemblies" and "components" or 'parts", in order of their indentations. EXAMPLE NOMENCLATURE This listing is interpreted as follows: DOOR ASSE.MBLY - Baggage compartment FRAME ASSEMBLY - Baggage compartment door HISGE ASSE LWLY - Baggage door CLIP - Baggage door spring If the DOOR ASSEAMBLY (not indented) is ordered, it will include the three items listed under that item. 1 1 1 1 Lf 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 commerical 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 installation. The identifyingnumber 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.

HOW TO IDENTIFY A PART IF YOU KNOW WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE AND KNOW WHERE IT IS LOCATED (1) Refer to Figure 1 on page x to determine the Section Numuer in which the part is located. (2) Refer to the Tableof Contents on page viii and locate the section. Note the figure numbers that illustrate the various subgroups of this main section. (a) Select the Figure Title you think might contain the part yo^ wish to identify and turn to the page specified. (3) Find the part on the illustration and note the index number. NOTE: If you don't find the part on this illustration, try another figure in this group. (4) Refer to the "Figure and Index Number" in the Parts Listing for complete description of the part. HOW TO ORDER PARTS In ordering parts for your Piper Airplanes, observe the following instructions which will aid in your getting the right parts required without delay: a. Place your order with the distributor or dealer for your territory, since parts are available only through our distributor organization. b. Always specify the model and serial number of your airplane. c. Always specify Part Number, Name, Type and Quantity Required. d. Specify the method of shipment - freight, express, parcel post, air express, air freight or air parcel post. Where the nature of the shipment requires it or when no instructions are given, we reserve the right to ship the most suitable way. GENERAL INFORMATION a. Shortages All orders are checked and rechecked before leaving our Shipping Department. A packing slip is enclosed with the shipment and claims for errors or shortages must be made within three days after receipt of orders. b. Returned Goods No material should be returned to us without first securing our written permission. Material sent in without notice will be held at the owner's risk for thirty (30) days and will then be disposed of a s we see fit. Transportation charges must be PREPAID on returned goods or the shipment will be refused. c. Transportation Liabilities The Piper Aircraft Corporation cannot be held liable for damages to parts in transit from the factory. If a shipment is received in a damaged condition, have the delivery man or Transportation Company make a notation of the damage and file your claim with the Carrier. In case of concealed damage, do not attempt to remove the part from the shipping container, or endeavor to repair the damage, but call the Carrier and have his Claim Agent inspect the damage hefore filing your claim with the Carrier.

PA-18 AND PA-18A SERIAL NUMBER INFORMATION The following information should be kept in mind when ordering from this catalog: a. The serial numbers of the aircraft covered by this Parts Catalcg are as follows: (1) Serial numbers of the 1950 PA-18 Models 95 and 105 are 18-1 to 18-548 inclusive. (2) Serial numbers of the 1951 PA-18 Models 95 and 125 are 18-549 to 18-1214 inclusive. (3) Serial numbers of the 1952 PA-18 Models 95,125 and 135are 18-1215 to 18-1969 inclusive. (4) Serial numbers of the 1953 PA-18 Model 135 are 18-1970 to 18-3013 inclusive. (5) Serial numbers of the 1952 PA-18A Models 125 and 135 are 18-1262 to 18-2146 inclusive. (6) Serial numbers of the 1953 PA-18A Model 135 are 18-2147 to 18-3013 inclusive. (7) Serial numbers of the 1954 PA-18 Models 95 and 135 are 18-3014 to 18-3770 inclusive, and 18-3722 to 183780 inclusive. (8) Serial numbers of the 1954 PA-18A Model 135 are 18-3020to IS3780 inclusive. (9) Serial numbers 3f the 1955 PA-18 Models 95,135 and 150are 18-3771,18-3781 to 18-4617 inclusive. (1 0) Serial numbers of the 1955 PA-18A Models 135 and 150 an 18-3781 to 18-4617 inclusive. (11) Serial numbers of the 1956 PA-18 Models 95and 150 are 18-4618 to 18-5294 inclusive. (12) Serial nurnbers of the 1956 PA-18A Model 150 are 18-4619 to 18-5294 inclusive. (13) Serial nurnbers of the 1957 PA-18 Models 95 and 150 and PA-18A Model 150 are 18-5295 to 18-5803 inclusive and 18-5805 to 18-6115 inclusive. (14) Serial nurnbers of the 1958 PA-18 Models 95 and 150 and PA-18A Model 150 are 18-5804and 18-61 16 to 18-6684 inclusive. (15) Serial numbers of the 1959 PA-18 Models 95 and 150 and PA-18A Model 159 are 18-6685 to 18-7172 inclusive. (16) Serial numbers of the 1960 PA-18 Models 95 and 150 and PA-18A Model 150 are 18-71 73 to 18-7520 inclusive. (1 7) Serial numbers of ;he 1961 PA-18 Model 95 are 18-7521 to 18-7632 inclusive. (18) Serial numbers of the 1961 PA-18 Model 150 are 18-7521 to 18-7746 inclusive. (19) Serial numbers of the 1962 PA-18 Model 150are 18-7747 to 18-7871 inclusive. (20) Serial numbers of the 1963 PA-18 Model 150are 18-7872 to 18-8045 inclusive. (21) Serial numbers of the 1964 PA-18 Model 150 are 18-8046 to 18-8199 inclusive. (22) Serial numbers of the 1965 PA-18 Model 150are 18-8200 to 18-8338 inclusive. (23) Serial numbers of the 1966 PA-18 Model 150 are 18-8339 to 18-8464 inclusive. (24) Serial numbers of the 1967 PA-18 Model 150 are 18-8465 to 18-8601 inclusive. (25) Serial numbers of the 1968 PA-18 Model 150are 18-8602 to 18-8743 inclusive. (26) Serial numbers of the 1969 PA-18 Model 150are 18-8744 to 18-8851 inclusive. (27) Serial numbers of the 1970 PA-18 Model 150 are 188852 to 18-8919 inclusive. (28) Serial numbers of the 1971 PA-18 Model 150are 188920 to 18-8963 inclusive. (29) Serial numbers of the 1972 PA-18 Model 150 are 18-8964 to 18-9002 inclusive. (30) Serial numbers of the 1973 PA-18 Model 150 are 18-730901 6 to 18-7309025 inclusive. (31) Serial numbers of the 1974 PA-18 Model 150are 18-7409026 to 18-7409151 inclusive. (32) Serial numbers of the 1975 PA-18 Model 150are 187509001 to 18-7509142 inclusive. (33) Serial numbers of the 1976 PA-18 Model 150 are 18-7609001and up. b. The fuel tank installed in the right wing panel is Optional Equipment on the PA-18 Models 95,105 and 125 and on the PA-18A Model 125 and Standard Equipment on the PA-18 and PA-18A Models 135 and 150. The parts required for this installation are listed in their individual sections and, wherever the part is the same as used for the fuel tank installation in the left wing panel and in the same location, the following note appears directly under the Nomenclature of the part: (xx per ship when fuel tank installed in right wing). Whenever the part is used only when the fuel tank is installed in the right wing panel, (A) precedes the name (Nomenclature) of the part. c. SPECIAL NOTE: PA-18 aircraft serial numbers 18-2520, 18-2521, 18-2522, 18-2523 and 18-2524 were equipped with special flap handle installation, toe brakes and speaal seats in accordance with Drawing Number SK-449. When ordering repla~ment parts for these airplanes, it is suggestedthis drawing be secured from Piper for positive parts identification.

DOPE - NITRATE Lock Haven Yellow X Tucson Cream X Miami Blue X Sacramento Green X I3oston Maroon X Hickory I3rown X DOPE - BLJTYRATE Lock Haven Ycllow Tucson Cream M~an~l Blue Sacramento Green I3oston Maroon l l~ckory I3rown Tennessee Ked Polar Gray Tennessee Red "52" Forest Green Lemon Yellow Crea~ri Yellow Sportsman kip Tampico (;rc,en Sun Valley Ivory Daytona Whitc Cad~llac Itod Santa Fc Rcd Pontlac Red Juncau Whltc STANDARD PAINT CHART 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 MFG. PIPER PART NUMBER 1963 1964 chru 1973 NO. QUART GALLON X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

STANDARD PAINT CHART MFG. PIPER PART NUMBER 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964thru 1973 NO. QUART GALLON ENAMEL Lock Haven Yellow X X X X X X M-9521-E 751 617 751 618 Tennessee Red X 751 621 751 622 M-9522-E Tucson Cream X X X X X-5260-E 751 609 751 610 Miami Blue X X X X X X X X-5700-E 751 611 751 612 Sacramento Green X X X X X X X X-5270-E 751 619 751 620 Boston Maroon X X X X X X X 751 625 751 626 X-5680-E Hickory Brown X X X X X X X Y-9775 -E 751 687 751 688 Forest Green X X X X X X X Y -6350-E 751 627 751 628 Polar Gray X X X Y-6100-E 751 615 751 616 Tennessee Red "52" X X X X X X M -9522 -E 751 694 751 695 Lemon Yellow X M-9512 -E 751 692 751 693 Cream Yellow X Y-7551-E 751 677 751 678 Sportsman Beige X X-5710-E 751 613 751 614 Tampico Green XZ-2160-E 751 683 751 684 Sun Valley Ivory Z -7245-E 751 681 751 682 Rapid City Black J-3940-E 75 1 696 751 697 Daytona White J-9545 -E 751 700 751 701 Cadillac Red J-9555-E 751 704 751 705 Santa Fe Red H-9150-E 751 712 751 713 Pontiac Red W-3665-E 754 716 754 717 Juneau White B-4243-E 754 755 754 756 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X DOPE - Clear, Nitrate DOPE - Clear, Butyrate DOPE - Aluminum. Nitrate DOPE - Aluminum, Butyrate PRIMER - Zinc Chromate THINNER - Nitrate THINNER - Zinc Chromate THINNER - Butyrate THINNER - Enamel

TABLE OF CONTENTS Figure Number Figure Title Page Figure Fig. List Number Figure Title Page Fig. . List Exploded View of Complete Airplane x SECTION V CHASSIS GROUP SECTION I WING GROW Landing Gear Installation Wheel and Brake Drum Assembly Wheel Fender Installation Tail Wheel Installation Tail Wheel Installation, 8" Maule Brake Installation Wing and Fuel Tank Installation Covered Wing Assembly Wing Panel Assembly, Uncovered (Showing Leading Edge) Wing Panel Assembly, Uncovered (Showing Trailing Edge) Wing Panel Assembly, "95" Strut Installation SECTION VI POWER PLANT GROUP Power Plant Installation, Lycoming Power Plant Installation, Continental Spinner Installation Cowl Installation, Lycoming Cowl Installation, Continental Baffles Installation, Lycoming and Continental Special Carburetor Air Box Installation Vacuum Pump Installation, Wet Vacuum Pump Installation, Dry SECTION I1 FUSELAGE GROUP Covered Fuselage Assembly, Left View Covered Fuselage Assembly, Right View Fuselage Frame Assembly Seats Installation Rudder Pedals and Floorboards Installation Throttle, Cabin and Carburetor Heat Mixture Controls Instrument Panels Installation, Standard Instrument Panels Installation, Advanced and Primary Instrument Panels Installation, Gyro Instrument Panels Installation, Gyro SECTION VII FUEL SYSTEM GROUP Fuel System Installation SECTION VIII ELECTRICAL SYSTEM GROUP SECTION I11 AGRICULTURAL GROUP Electrical System Installation Electrical Components Installation Battery Box Installation Wing Light Installation Landing Light Installation Electric Fuel Gauge Installation 35 AMP Generator Installation Speaker and Dome Light Installation Fluid Spray Pump Installation Boom Installation Sprayer Equipment Installation Duster Equipment Installation Hopper Installation Cargo Compartment Installation Emergency Dump Installation SECTION IX CONTROL SYSTEM GROUP SECTION IV TAIL GROUP 41 Tail Surface Installation 76 77 Elevator and Aileron Control Installation

Figure Number Figure Title TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION IX (cont.) CONTROL SYSTEM GROUP page Figure Fig. List Number Elevator Control System 144 145 Aileron Control System 146 146 Rudder Control System 147 147 Flap Control System 148 148 Adjustment Stabilizer Control System 149 149 Stabilizer Adjustment Crank Installation 150 150 Stabilizer Adjustment Yoke and Wlngee Installation 151 152 SECTION X RADIO GROUP Radio Installation, G. E. Radio Installation, Bendix PATR-1OA Radio Installation, Bendix PAT-50A Radio Installation, Lear LTRA-5 Radio Installation, Wrco Radio Installation, Genave Radio Installation, PTR-1 Piper Automatic Locator (ELT) Installation SECTION XI MISCELLANEOUS GROUP Optional Equipment Kits Figure Title Page Fig. List NUMERICAL INDEX

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