This comprehensive Piper Super Cub Owners Manual and Pilot Operating Handbook (POH) covers the PA-18 and PA-18 models equipped with 95 and 150 horsepower engines. Specifically tailored for the 1960 model year, this manual provides a wealth of information essential for safe and efficient operation of your Super Cub. It delves into critical areas such as aircraft systems, performance characteristics, operating procedures, emergency procedures, maintenance guidelines, and much more. This invaluable resource ensures you have the knowledge and understanding necessary to confidently operate your 1960 Piper Super Cub.

The Piper Super Cub, officially designated as the PA-18, is a legendary aircraft renowned for its rugged construction, versatile capabilities, and exceptional off-field performance. First introduced in 1949, the Super Cub has earned its place in aviation history as a workhorse for a variety of applications, including bush flying, aerial photography, agricultural work, and recreational flying. Its distinctive high-wing configuration, short fuselage, and large, fixed-wing design have become synonymous with the Super Cub's remarkable STOL (Short Takeoff and Landing) abilities. With its powerful Lycoming engine, the aircraft can take off and land on incredibly short runways, even on unpaved surfaces, making it an ideal choice for challenging environments.

Beyond its impressive performance, the Super Cub has garnered a loyal following for its simple, yet effective design. Its high-wing configuration provides excellent visibility and makes it easier to see obstacles when flying low to the ground. The aircraft's robust construction, featuring a welded steel fuselage and fabric-covered wings, makes it exceptionally durable and can withstand the rigors of rough terrain and challenging weather conditions. The Super Cub's versatility is further enhanced by its ability to accommodate a wide range of modifications and accessories, allowing pilots to tailor the aircraft to their specific needs. Whether it's a float system for water landings, skis for snow operations, or specialized cargo racks for hauling large loads, the Super Cub's adaptability is a testament to its enduring legacy.