1953-1962 Cessna Single-Engine Aircraft Service Manual

Technical reference spanning various Cessna models including the 150, 172, 175, 180, 182, and 185 series, detailing airframe and engine procedures. Ref: D-138-13-GRIT

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Document Number / Seller:
25606 / Jessica Reed
File Size:
22.65 MB
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Language:
English
Pages:
508
Printable:
Yes
Category:
Aircraft
Last updated / verified
Dec 29, 2025

Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications

Commercial Training Hydraulic Manual: Aircraft Cessna 150, 172, 175, 180, 182, 185, Skyhawk, Skylark, Skylane & Skywagon Series Single-Engine Aircraft Service Manual 1953-1962 Documentation-Framework

Cessna 150, 172, 175, 180, 182, 185 Single-Engine Aircraft (1953-1962) | Library

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Professional Workshop Service Manual & Technical Specifications

Commercial Training Hydraulic Manual: Aircraft Cessna 150, 172, 175, 180, 182, 185, Skyhawk, Skylark, Skylane & Skywagon Series Single-Engine Aircraft Service Manual 1953-1962 Documentation-Framework

Repair-Classification: Cessna 150, 172, 175, 180, 182, 185 Single-Engine Aircraft (1953-1962) // Diagnostic-Area: Aircraft / Airframe Logic // Machine-Range: 508 Pages

Service-Nexus Diagnostic-Logic Context
Airframe Wing Structures Wing repair and maintenance procedures.
Landing Gear Main Wheel & Brake Detailed diagrams and service for main wheels.
Powerplant Engine Data Specifications for various engine models.
Control Systems Rudder Control System Diagrams and troubleshooting for rudder controls.
General Description Ground Handling Procedures for servicing and inspection.

Strategically demanding, this manual outlines the complete operational procedures for a wide range of Cessna single-engine aircraft. It covers essential systems and components, providing the necessary documentation for maintenance and repair activities. The manual details how to handle systems like the landing gear, airframe structures, and powerplant, ensuring that technicians have a comprehensive resource. It also includes information on control systems, such as the rudder and elevator controls, along with the trim systems.

Airframe

Detailed sections cover all aspects of the airframe, including wings, wing struts, and horizontal stabilizers. This includes removal, repair, and installation procedures for these critical components, ensuring structural integrity. Specific guidance is provided for working on the fuselage, cabin interiors, doors, and various upholstery elements.

Landing Gear and Wheels

The manual offers in-depth documentation for the landing gear system, encompassing main wheels, brakes, nose gear, and tailwheel assemblies. It provides detailed diagrams and step-by-step instructions for maintenance, repair, and replacement of all related parts.

Powerplant and Engine Systems

Comprehensive engine data and troubleshooting guides are provided for the various powerplant options. This includes information on starting systems, ignition, fuel systems, and related components, ensuring optimal engine performance and reliability.

Control Systems

Coverage extends to flight control systems, including aileron, elevator, flap, and rudder controls. Detailed diagrams and procedures for rigging, adjustment, and repair are included to ensure precise flight control.

This document details torque specifications for various components to ensure proper structural alignment prevention.

FAQ

Determine the **specific** torque specifications for critical components. keyboard_arrow_down

Torque specifications are listed for various components throughout the manual. For example, specific torque values for fine-thread nuts are provided in pound-inches, ranging from 12-15 for TENSION-TYPE NUTS to 9000-11000 for SHEER-TYPE NUTS on 1 1/4-12 threads.

What **designated** safety precautions are necessary when servicing? keyboard_arrow_down

Safety precautions are integrated into repair procedures, such as the CAUTION regarding not applying excessive torque to thru-bolt nuts, which can cause resultant failure.

Check the **critical** lubrication requirements for aircraft components. keyboard_arrow_down

Lubrication requirements are detailed in Section 2-10, 'LUBRICATION', specifying types of lubricants like OGP (POWDERED GRAPHITE) and GB (MIL-G-7711 GREASE) for components such as the Hartzell propeller and main gear.

What does the **required** testing parameters entail for flight control systems? keyboard_arrow_down

Testing parameters for flight control systems, like the elevator trim tab system, include checking for full travel and ensuring indicators are set correctly, with specific travel ranges provided for different models.

Reference the **specified** diagnostic procedures for the engine. keyboard_arrow_down

Diagnostic procedures for engine issues like 'ENGINE FAILS TO START' or 'ENGINE STARTS BUT DIES' involve checking fuel lines, spark plugs, magnetos, and carburetors, with recommended actions including review of starting procedures or replacement of faulty components.

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