This comprehensive parts manual covers the Cessna 188 P545-12 aircraft model for the years 1966 to 1975. It provides detailed information on all components and parts of the aircraft, making it an invaluable resource for mechanics and aircraft owners. The manual is meticulously organized and indexed for easy navigation, allowing you to quickly find the specific part you need. With its extensive coverage and clear illustrations, this manual is an essential tool for maintaining and repairing your Cessna 188 P545-12.

The Cessna 188 P545-12 is a versatile and robust agricultural aircraft, renowned for its reliability and performance in demanding aerial application tasks. It is a variant of the popular Cessna 188, specifically designed for agricultural work, and was produced between 1966 and 1975. The aircraft's distinctive features include a powerful 300-horsepower Lycoming IO-540-K1A5 engine, providing ample power for spraying, dusting, and other aerial operations. The P545-12 also boasts a durable airframe, capable of handling the stresses of frequent takeoff and landing cycles, as well as the weight of various agricultural payloads. The aircraft's roomy cabin allows for easy access and comfortable operation, while the wide-spanning wing structure facilitates the installation of various aerial application systems. The P545-12's design prioritizes both performance and ease of maintenance. The engine is known for its reliability, requiring minimal upkeep. The aircraft's structure is composed of durable materials, contributing to its longevity and minimizing maintenance costs. The comprehensive parts manual, as indicated by the "IPC 1966-1975" designation, provides detailed information on all components, ensuring that maintenance procedures can be carried out effectively and safely. This manual serves as an invaluable resource for technicians and pilots, ensuring the long-term serviceability of the aircraft. The Cessna 188 P545-12, with its dependable performance, robust construction, and comprehensive documentation, continues to be a valuable asset in agricultural aviation, contributing to efficient farming practices and increased crop yields.