This comprehensive **Piper Archer II PA-28-181 Parts Manual 761 678** provides detailed information on the parts and components of the Piper Archer II and Piper Archer III aircraft models, covering the year 1994. This manual is an essential resource for aircraft mechanics, owners, and operators seeking accurate and detailed part information. Spanning 444 pages, this meticulously organized catalog contains a wealth of information, including part descriptions, diagrams, specifications, and ordering details. Each part is meticulously categorized and illustrated with clear diagrams for easy identification and reference. Whether you're seeking to replace a specific component, understand its function, or simply explore the intricate workings of your aircraft, this manual offers the necessary guidance.

The Piper Archer II PA-28-181 is a popular and widely-used four-seat, single-engine, high-wing general aviation aircraft manufactured by Piper Aircraft. It is a versatile aircraft suitable for flight training, personal transportation, and recreational flying. The Archer II is known for its reliable performance, ease of handling, and relatively low operating costs. It features a Lycoming IO-360-A1A6 engine producing 180 horsepower, giving it a maximum cruise speed of 125 knots (144 mph). With a maximum takeoff weight of 2,550 pounds, the Archer II can comfortably carry four adults and a full load of baggage. The Piper Archer II's design incorporates numerous features that make it a well-respected aircraft among pilots. Its high-wing configuration provides excellent visibility for the pilot, while the spacious cabin allows for comfortable seating and ample luggage space. The aircraft uses a fixed tricycle landing gear system, making it relatively easy to land and taxi, even on unpaved airstrips. The Archer II also boasts a durable airframe and a reliable engine, contributing to its reputation for dependability and longevity. The aircraft has been praised for its forgiving handling characteristics, making it suitable for both experienced pilots and those undergoing flight training. The Archer II PA-28-181, along with its successor, the Archer III, have become staples in the general aviation community, providing countless individuals with the joy of flight and the opportunity to explore the world from above.