Piper PA-28-140, PA-28-150, PA-28-160, PA-28-180, PA-28R-180, PA-28R-200 1961–1977 Parts Catalog (P/N 753 582)

Piper’s illustrated parts catalog, P/N 753 582, covers the 1961–1977 Cherokee PA-28-140, PA-28-150, PA-28-160, PA-28-180, PA-28-235, PA-28R-180, and PA-28R-200 within the listed serial-number ranges. This edition includes February 1995 interim revisions.

PDF Search, Bookmarks, and Page Count

Search and illustration detail: OCR text search is available but incomplete, particularly in part-number columns and the numerical index. Embedded bookmarks cover system sections and individual figures; the cover and contents entries lack working destinations. Small illustration callouts require zooming, and some lines in the EDO float-installation drawing are faint.

One printable PDF contains 841 pages, including four aerofiche-section covers and 52 pages marked intentionally blank. The four original aerofiche sections form one catalog, with the introductory material, revision notices, contents pages, and numerical index included in that total.

Airframe, Landing Gear, and Aircraft System Parts

The following selected contents outline the catalog’s main parts groups. Additional topics include vacuum-system components and cabin heating and ventilation equipment.

• Airframe and tail: Illustrated breakdowns of wing assemblies, fuselage structure, doors, windows, fin, rudder, and stabilator, with associated hardware and applicability notes.

• Landing gear and hydraulics: Fixed and retractable gear components, wheels, brakes, shimmy dampeners, trunnions, and hydraulic power-pack and line listings.

• Fuel and power plant: Fuel tanks, pumps, selectors, engine mounts, controls, exhaust, baffles, cowls, and fixed-pitch and constant-speed propeller components.

• Flight controls: Parts identification for aileron, flap, rudder, and stabilator controls, including cables, pulleys, control wheels, pedals, and trim mechanisms.

• Electrical equipment: Electrical System Installation and Instrument Panel Electrical Installation views, plus alternator, battery, external-power, and strobe-light component listings.

• Avionics and automatic controls: AutoFlite, AutoControl, electric trim, radio installations, antennas, static wicks, emergency locator transmitters, and related mounting hardware.

• Optional equipment and repair kits: Model-specific kit listings, brake and landing-gear seal kits, and PA-28S-180 EDO float-installation parts.

This catalog is suited to aircraft maintenance and parts personnel familiar with aircraft serial-number effectivity and the identification of installed equipment.

Assembly Identification and Parts Ordering

Assemblies are organized by system. Each division pairs illustrations with parts listings that identify components, hardware, and structural elements. Figure and index references connect the pictured item to its part number, nomenclature, quantity, and applicable notes.

Indented entries distinguish assemblies from their included components. Quantity columns distinguish aircraft-level requirements from quantities within an assembly, while “AR” means “as required.” These details support preparing parts orders and checking what an assembly includes before requesting individual items.

The numerical index provides figure-and-item references when a part number is already known. Complete Fuselage and Pitot-Static System Installation views provide additional starting points for locating components; the Standard Paint Chart lists finish identifiers and associated part numbers.

Landing-Gear Configuration Differences

Serial-number applicability is only part of the selection process. In the PA-28R Nose Gear Assembly listings, trunnion-bushing requirements also depend on the bore configuration of the installed assembly. The catalog distinguishes those configurations rather than treating every trunnion as interchangeable.

Main-gear torque-link notes identify cases where the existing forging determines the required replacement combination. These component-specific notes are useful when matching replacement hardware to an aircraft that may already have replacement assemblies fitted.

Electrical References and Catalog Limits

The electrical and hydraulic illustrations identify components and their relationships within assemblies. Hydraulic System Installation, for example, depicts the PA-28R power pack, actuators, lines, and associated hardware.

The Radio Installation Drawings section lists drawing numbers and equipment applicability. Those references should not be mistaken for included radio wiring schematics or diagnostic test instructions.

This is a parts-identification catalog, not a step-by-step repair or overhaul manual. Piper expressly excludes its use for rigging and installation. Always rely on certified aviation mechanics and approved maintenance directives before proceeding with any rigging, installation, or hands-on structural work.

Selected Landing-Gear Part Sizes

For the fixed-gear PA-28 main-gear listings in Figure 37, torque-link spacer washer 63312-00 is identified as 1/8 inch thick, while 63312-02 is 1/16 inch thick. These dimensions distinguish replacement parts; they are not adjustment targets.

Figure 35 lists 5.00 × 5, 4-ply nose tires for the PA-28R-180 and PA-28R-200. The tire size and construction are given alongside the associated tube and wheel-assembly entries.