This comprehensive Cessna 188 IPC parts manual, designated P694-12, covers models manufactured between 1976 and 1984. Spanning 460 pages, this manual provides detailed information on the components, assemblies, and parts for the Cessna 188, specifically focusing on the Ag Wagon, AD Truck, and Ag Husky configurations. The manual, dated April 1996, is meticulously indexed and bookmarked for easy navigation, ensuring you can quickly find the specific part information you need. With this manual, you are equipped with a reliable resource to address your maintenance and repair needs for your Cessna 188 aircraft.

The Cessna 188, also known as the Ag Wagon, is a versatile high-wing aircraft designed and produced by Cessna for agricultural applications. The aircraft is known for its rugged construction and robust performance, making it ideal for demanding tasks such as aerial spraying, seeding, and crop dusting. The Cessna 188 was first introduced in 1966 and found immense success in agricultural and utility roles, earning a reputation for reliability and efficiency. Its design features a spacious cabin, large cargo bay, and a powerful engine that can handle the weight of heavy agricultural payloads. The P694-12 parts manual for the Cessna 188, dated 1976-1984, serves as a comprehensive guide for maintaining and repairing these aircraft. This manual contains detailed diagrams, specifications, and instructions for every component of the aircraft, including the engine, airframe, systems, and instruments. It is an essential resource for mechanics, pilots, and owners who need to perform maintenance, repairs, or upgrades to their Cessna 188. The P694-12 manual covers a wide range of topics, from basic maintenance procedures to complex troubleshooting techniques. Its detailed information enables technicians to quickly identify parts, understand their functionality, and perform necessary repairs efficiently and accurately. The manual's comprehensiveness ensures that all aspects of the aircraft are covered, allowing for a thorough and well-informed approach to maintaining the Cessna 188's performance and safety.