This comprehensive manual set covers the Cessna 170 aircraft, including models produced from 1948 through 1956. The set encompasses a variety of essential manuals, providing a wealth of technical information for maintenance, repair, and restoration. Included are Cessna 170 parts manuals covering all production years up to 1956, offering detailed breakdowns of components and parts. The set also contains a Continental 0-300 series engine overhaul manual, providing step-by-step instructions for overhauling the popular engine powering many Cessna 170 models. Complementing the engine overhaul manual is a Continental 0-300 engine parts manual, offering a comprehensive parts catalog for the engine. To ensure compliance and safety, the set includes Cessna Service Letters, Service Bulletins, and Airworthiness Directives issued up to mid-2007. Finally, the set features a comprehensive FAA A&P mechanics handbook, exceeding 1100 pages, covering essential knowledge and procedures for aircraft mechanics.

The Cessna 170, a stalwart of general aviation, is a four-seat, single-engine high-wing aircraft first introduced in 1948. This versatile aircraft, known for its rugged construction and reliable performance, quickly gained popularity among private pilots, flight schools, and even utility companies. The 170 was available in various configurations, including passenger, cargo, and agricultural versions. It boasted a powerful Continental engine, offering a cruising speed of around 120 mph and a range of over 600 miles, making it ideal for both short hops and longer cross-country flights. The Cessna 170 featured a spacious cabin with ample legroom and excellent visibility, contributing to its reputation as a comfortable and enjoyable aircraft to fly.

Throughout its production run, the 170 underwent several refinements and modifications. The early models were distinguished by their tailwheel landing gear and fixed landing flaps, while later versions adopted tricycle landing gear and retractable flaps. This progressive development ensured the Cessna 170 remained competitive and relevant, solidifying its place as a reliable and enduring aircraft. Despite its production ending in 1956, the Cessna 170 continues to be a popular choice for recreational flying. Many individuals and organizations continue to operate these aircraft, demonstrating their remarkable longevity and enduring legacy. The availability of comprehensive manuals, like the 1948-56 set, ensures these aircraft remain well-maintained and safe to fly for years to come.