This comprehensive maintenance manual, Piper 766-854 6X/6XT, is tailored for the PA-32-301FT and PA-32-301XTC aircraft models. Specifically designed for aircraft with serial numbers 3232001 and above for the PA-32-301FT and 3255001 and above for the PA-32-301XTC, this manual provides detailed instructions and specifications for maintaining these aircraft. It covers a wide range of topics, including engine and airframe maintenance, system checks and adjustments, troubleshooting procedures, and component replacement guidelines. The manual, published in January 20, 2006, spans over 1258 pages, offering a complete and thorough guide for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of these aircraft models.

The Piper PA-32-301FT/XTC, often referred to as the "Cherokee Six," is a six-seat, single-engine, high-wing aircraft manufactured by Piper Aircraft from 1975 to 1985. It is a popular choice for private pilots, flight schools, and air taxi services due to its versatility and reliability. The PA-32-301FT/XTC is known for its spacious cabin, comfortable seating, and good performance for its category. It is also relatively easy to fly and maintain, making it a popular option for pilots of all experience levels. The aircraft is powered by a Lycoming IO-540 engine, producing 290 horsepower, and can reach a maximum cruise speed of 170 knots. Its large fuel capacity provides a significant range and allows for extensive cross-country travel. The PA-32-301FT/XTC comes equipped with a comprehensive suite of avionics, including a navigation system, communication radio, and a transponder. The XTC variant, introduced in 1982, featured a number of enhancements including improved aerodynamics, a larger fuel tank, and a more powerful engine. The "Cherokee Six" is a rugged aircraft renowned for its solid construction and ability to handle a variety of operating conditions. Its versatility extends to various applications including personal transportation, flight training, aerial photography, and even cargo operations. Despite being discontinued in the 1980s, the PA-32-301FT/XTC remains a popular choice for pilots and owners, demonstrating its enduring legacy and value as a reliable and capable aircraft.