This comprehensive parts catalog is specifically designed for the Piper PA-28-161 Cadet aircraft, model number PC761828, providing in-depth information on all its components. Featuring 288 pages of detailed diagrams and descriptions, this catalog serves as an invaluable resource for identifying and ordering the exact parts needed for maintenance, repair, or upgrades. It covers a wide range of components, including the engine, airframe, avionics, instruments, and accessories, enabling you to locate the specific parts you require with ease.

The Piper PA-28-161 Cadet, affectionately known as the "Archer," is a versatile and popular four-seat, single-engine aircraft renowned for its reliability and affordability. This aircraft was initially introduced in the early 1960s by Piper Aircraft as a successor to the PA-28-140, featuring a more powerful engine and improved performance. The Cadet's design incorporates numerous desirable features for both flight training and personal transportation. Its fixed tricycle landing gear provides stability and ease of operation on short runways, while the high-wing configuration offers excellent visibility for both pilot and passengers. The spacious cabin accommodates four adults comfortably, and the large baggage compartment caters to the needs of weekend getaways or short business trips. The PA-28-161 Cadet, powered by a Lycoming IO-360 engine, delivers reliable performance and efficient fuel consumption. Its cruising speed allows for comfortable and economical travel, while its robust construction ensures a safe and reliable flying experience. The aircraft's popularity extends beyond private ownership, with various flight schools and charter operators utilizing its cost-effective operation and forgiving handling characteristics. As a result, the PA-28-161 Cadet has earned a reputation as a dependable and versatile machine, serving as a valuable asset for both recreational and professional aviation endeavors.