This comprehensive Cessna 337 IPC parts manual covers models T and Super Skymaster produced between 1965 and 1969. It provides detailed information on all the components and parts of these aircraft, ensuring you have the necessary information for maintenance, repair, and restoration. With its 635 pages, the manual is meticulously bookmarked, indexed, and searchable, allowing you to quickly and easily find the specific information you need. This invaluable resource includes diagrams, specifications, and part numbers for every component. You can print any or all pages for easy reference.

The Cessna 337 Super Skymaster is a versatile, twin-engine aircraft renowned for its unique pusher configuration, where the engines are mounted at the rear of the fuselage. Introduced in 1965, the 337 was designed as a workhorse for various applications, including cargo transport, aerial photography, and agricultural spraying. It boasted a robust construction with a durable all-metal airframe, capable of handling demanding missions. The 337's distinctive design offered several advantages, including a spacious cabin with a large cargo door, a high wing configuration ensuring excellent visibility, and a tricycle landing gear for easy maneuvering on the ground. Initially powered by two Lycoming IO-540 engines, generating approximately 300 horsepower each, the 337 provided a reliable and efficient flight experience. The Cessna 337's enduring popularity can be attributed to its versatility, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. Its ability to operate from short, unpaved runways and its robust construction made it suitable for diverse environments and challenging conditions. The Super Skymaster found a niche in various industries, including aerial surveys, firefighting, and medical evacuation, where its cargo capacity and rugged design proved invaluable. While production ceased in 1983, the Cessna 337 remained in service for many years, demonstrating its enduring legacy as a dependable and adaptable aircraft. The IPC parts manual, specific to the 1965-1969 Super Skymaster models, provides detailed instructions and specifications for maintaining and repairing the aircraft, ensuring its continued safe and efficient operation. Its existence reflects the aircraft's continued relevance and the importance of proper maintenance for these enduring workhorses of the sky.