1962 Beechcraft Bonanza Model 35 Through G35 Illustrated Parts Catalog (P/N 35-590028)
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Beechcraft Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Models: Bonanza Model 35, Bonanza Model A35, Bonanza Model B35, Bonanza Model C35, Bonanza Model D35, Bonanza Model E35, Bonanza Model F35, Bonanza Model G35
Sub-models / Variants: 35 (Continental E185-1), A35 (Continental E185-1: D1501 thru D1949; Continental E185-8: D1950 thru D2200), B35 (Continental E185-8), C35 (Continental E185-11), D35 (Continental E185-11), E35 (Continental E185-11; optional Continental E225-8), F35 (Continental E185-11; optional Continental E225-8), G35 (Continental E225-8)
Model Years: 1960–1962 (1960, 1961, 1962)
Serial Numbers: D1 thru D4865 — Model 35: D1 thru D1500; A35: D1501 thru D2200; B35: D2201 thru D2680; C35: D2681 thru D3400 except D3293; D35: D3401 thru D3698 & D3293; E35: D3699 thru D3998; F35: D3999 thru D4391 except D4376; G35: D4392 thru D4865 & D4376
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Fuselage structure assembly: engine compartment, canopy, cabin and tail panels, bulkheads, and spar carry-through structure
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Landing gear retract mechanism: retract rods, main gear braces, lower lift legs, and bearings
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Propeller assemblies: R200, B200, and 215 Series
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Brake configurations: Goodyear and Firestone components; single and dual hydraulic brake systems
Beechcraft Manual Features & Content Preview
This Beech Aircraft Corporation parts catalog covers 1947–1956 Bonanza Model 35 through G35 airframes. P/N 35-590028 B1 identifies the November 16, 1962 revision of the September 15, 1960 reissue.
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Airframe structure: Exploded views and parts lists for the fuselage, wing assemblies, empennage, structural panels, bulkheads, and spare assemblies.
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Flight controls: Flap mechanisms, actuators, motors, limit switches, aileron and rudder controls, elevator differential assemblies, and trim-tab components.
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Landing gear and brakes: Retract mechanisms, shock absorbers, nose-wheel steering, shimmy dampener, and Goodyear and Firestone wheel and brake components.
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Power plant and fuel systems: Engine installation, baffles, carburetor induction, auxiliary fuel cells, fuel units, oil-system components, and vacuum equipment.
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Propeller assemblies: R200, B200, and 215 Series parts breakdowns, with pitch-control mechanisms, motors, hubs, blades, and associated hardware.
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Electrical and instrument installations: Component-location drawings, radio antennas, battery boxes, gyro instrument panels, and instrument, static-pressure, and pitot plumbing.
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Cabin equipment: Windows, doors, seat assemblies, floorboards, upholstery, heating and ventilation components, and the assist-step retract assembly.
Suited to aircraft mechanics and parts personnel familiar with assembly drawings and the use of aircraft serial numbers to identify applicable parts.
Serial Effectivity and Parts Lookup
The Usable On Code column connects individual parts to model and serial-number listings. This matters for exceptions such as D3293, assigned to the D35, and D4376, assigned to the G35: a simple numerical range alone can point to the wrong model.
The alphabetical contents support searches by component name. Section 3 provides the reverse lookup from a known part number to its figure and index reference. Units-per-assembly quantities and the NP designation distinguish procurable items from entries included only for reference.
Airframe, Landing Gear and Propeller Details
The Station Diagram and Fuselage Figure Breakdown locate structural groups before the associated parts lists break them into assemblies and detail parts. The introduction explains spare-assembly designations, including SA numbers, and the distinction between left- and right-hand components.
Landing-gear illustrations distinguish shock-absorber configurations and changes to switches, actuators, and retraction hardware. Main-gear braces and lower lift legs are listed as matched sets; retract-actuator gear entries also contain companion-part references.
Propeller listings identify matched R200 hub housings and paired spring stops. These catalog relationships help distinguish complete replacement assemblies from individual components when planning a repair.
Engine Installations and Electrical References
Power Plant Installation lists complete engine assemblies and their accessories, including carburetors, magnetos, starters, generators, and pumps. Separate illustrations document engine baffles, auxiliary fuel equipment, and the vacuum system.
Single Hydraulic Brake System and Dual Hydraulic Brake System show the respective component arrangements. Electrical Installation and Gyro Instrument Plumbing System likewise identify parts and their installation context.
Illustration limits: These drawings omit details needed for reassembly and do not establish exact control-cable, plumbing, or wire-harness routing. Use applicable maintenance instructions for flight-control and landing-gear work.
The Service Publications section lists separate maintenance manuals and horsepower-setting charts as orderable publications. Their contents are not included in this parts catalog.
Examples of Chain and Vent-Tube Fitment
A few component descriptions show the dimensional detail supplied for parts identification. For Model 35, aileron control chain X-1188 is listed with 27 links and a length of 17 inches.
In the oil-system listings for D1117 through D4865, vent tube 35-939159 applies to an accessory case with a 3/8 pipe-thread boss. Tube 35-939162 is listed for use with tank 35-939164 and an accessory case with a 1/4 pipe-thread boss. These are component-fitment descriptions, rather than maintenance adjustment values.
Text Search, Bookmarks and PDF Contents
Search and drawing detail: OCR text search is available across much of the catalog, but some illustration labels and retained kit-listing entries are not reliably searchable. Seven embedded bookmarks open the main sections and reference lists. Small entries in the dense kit tables require zooming.
One printable 341-page PDF contains the catalog. That total already includes the cover, two effective-page lists, three section dividers, nine blank pages, and retained earlier pages, including three older kit-listing sheets.
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