Beechcraft Bonanza 36, A36, A36TC & B36TC Illustrated Parts Catalog (1968–2005) (P/N 36-590001-1H)

This illustrated parts catalog from Raytheon Aircraft Company covers the 1968–2005 Beechcraft Bonanza 36, A36, A36TC, and B36TC. It is Reissue H (P/N 36-590001-1H), with Revision H1 (P/N 36-590001-1H1) dated March 31, 2005.

PDF Search, Bookmarks, and Volume Layout

Part-number lookup: The scanned pages have a searchable OCR text layer, and bookmarks link to the indexes, chapters, and individual figures. If a part-number search misses an entry, use the index or figure bookmarks and confirm the number against the scanned page.

Both volumes are in one printable, 2,475-page PDF. The first 1,333 pages contain the front matter and Volume 1 through Chapter 30. The remaining 1,142 pages contain Volume 2, Chapters 31–80. The total includes both title pages, one publisher page, two revision-record pages, nine transmittal pages, and nine introduction pages.

Illustrated Parts for the Airframe and Powerplant

This selection of catalog contents highlights major assemblies. The catalog also lists exterior markings and interior placards.

• Flight controls and landing gear: Dual control column and linkage, trim actuators, landing gear retract gearbox, wheels, brakes, and steering parts.
• Fuel systems: Fuel cells, selector valves, caps, and plumbing, including the improved fuel system configuration associated with kit 36-9008-1.
• Electrical power and lighting: Fuselage and wing electrical equipment illustrations with batteries, alternators, standby generators, landing lights, beacons, and strobes.
• Environmental and oxygen systems: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning assemblies, plus single- and dual-bottle oxygen system illustrations.
• Airframe structures: Fuselage frames, wing spars and skins, empennage components, cabin and utility doors, windshields, and windows with their attaching hardware.
• Powerplant and propellers: Engine installations and accessories, turbocharger induction components, exhaust assemblies, and McCauley and Hartzell propeller parts.

The catalog is intended for aviation maintenance and parts personnel who need to identify replacement parts for a particular aircraft serial number and installed configuration.

Find the Part and Check Serial Applicability

The part-number index has separate sections for entries beginning with letters and numbers. Its chapter, section, unit, figure, and item references connect the parts lists to exploded views and component location drawings. Indentation shows which detail parts and attaching hardware belong to each assembly. The listings identify left- and right-hand differences even where only one side is illustrated.

Before ordering, match the item’s effectivity code to the serial-number legend for that specific figure. The same code can represent a different serial range in another figure.

Check Spares and Installation Differences

Parts lists identify alternate and preferred spares and distinguish configurations before and after kit or service bulletin incorporation. When a manufacturer’s part number is too long for the part-number column, the full number appears in the description alongside the catalog reference.

Quantities generally apply to the next higher assembly. Attaching hardware follows separate listing conventions, and common hardware totals in the index combine quantities across catalog locations. AR means “as required,” and RF identifies a reference entry.

The A36 powerplant listings caution against mixing different engine mount types on one engine. The dual control column illustrations flag equipment and attaching hardware that can interfere with column movement at shelf installations.

Factory Configuration and Companion Manuals

The catalog reflects factory-delivery configurations. Check the installed parts and applicable modifications before using it to order replacements. The illustrations support parts identification. Use the separate maintenance and wiring diagram manuals for service procedures and circuit documentation. Selected turbocharged engine listings refer to the Continental engine parts catalog for component details beyond the illustrated breakdown. For aircraft service or parts replacement, consult a certified aviation mechanic and the appropriate maintenance documentation.

Landing Gear Tire Examples

The main landing gear tire 700X66PTT is listed as a 6-ply, tube-type tire. The nose gear listing shows 024-308-0 and alternate spare 070-308-0 as 5.00-5, 4-ply, tube-type tires rated at 120 mph. The rating applies to the listed tires.