The Piper PA28RT-201 Arrow IV & PA28RT-201T Turbo Aircraft Parts & Industrial Service Repair Workshop Manual provides comprehensive instructions for all repairs, maintenance, and servicing procedures for the specified aircraft models. It includes detailed step-by-step instructions, accompanied by clear pictures and wiring diagrams, making it easy to understand and follow. This manual covers all aspects of routine and specialized maintenance, ensuring you have the information you need to address any repair or service requirement.

## The Piper PA28RT-201 Arrow IV & PA28RT-201T Turbo: A Legacy of Reliability and Performance

The Piper PA28RT-201 Arrow IV & PA28RT-201T Turbo, commonly referred to as simply the "Arrow IV" and "Arrow Turbo," represent a significant evolution in the renowned Piper Arrow series. Introduced in 1982, the Arrow IV boasts a sleek and modern design, featuring a wider cabin, improved aerodynamics, and a powerful Lycoming IO-540 engine producing 260 horsepower. This potent combination allows for impressive performance, with a cruise speed exceeding 160 knots and a service ceiling of over 18,000 feet. The Arrow Turbo builds upon this foundation, incorporating a turbocharged engine that delivers enhanced performance at higher altitudes, enabling the aircraft to operate at significantly greater altitudes while maintaining power, making it an ideal choice for demanding flight conditions and cross-country travel.

The Arrow IV and Arrow Turbo have become popular choices for both private pilots and flight schools thanks to their exceptional versatility and reliability. The spacious cabin accommodates up to four occupants comfortably, making it suitable for personal travel, flight training, and even light cargo transport. The aircraft’s robust construction and proven design ensure a safe and enjoyable flight experience, while its relatively low operating costs make it attractive for a wide range of pilots. Further enhancing its appeal, the Arrow IV and Arrow Turbo are known for their excellent handling and forgiving flight characteristics, making them suitable for both experienced pilots and those still honing their skills. With a wide range of optional features available, including advanced avionics, air conditioning, and even a pressurized cabin, the Arrow IV and Arrow Turbo can be customized to meet the specific needs of individual owners. This combination of performance, practicality, and customization options has cemented the Arrow IV and Arrow Turbo as enduringly popular aircraft in the general aviation market.