This Cessna 310 Maintenance Service Manual (P150-6-13) is a comprehensive guide designed for aircraft mechanics and technicians working on Cessna 310 models, specifically the 310B, 310C, and 310D. It provides detailed instructions and procedures for a wide range of maintenance tasks, ensuring proper aircraft upkeep and safety. This manual covers everything from routine inspections and servicing to complex repairs and overhauls, encompassing engine, airframe, systems, and components.
You'll find step-by-step instructions with clear diagrams and illustrations, ensuring a thorough understanding of each procedure. The manual also includes detailed specifications, troubleshooting guides, and part numbers, making it an invaluable resource for any mechanic working on these aircraft models.

The Cessna 310 is a twin-engine, six-seat, high-wing, light transport aircraft manufactured by Cessna. The model name "310" reflects its place in Cessna's product line, following the single-engine Cessna 170 and 180 models and preceding the twin-engine Cessna 330. The 310 was introduced in 1954 and featured a retractable tricycle landing gear and a pressurized cabin. The 310 series, including the 310B, 310C, and 310D, were popular among business and corporate travelers, as well as for air taxi and flight training purposes. The 310B, introduced in 1959, featured a more powerful engine option, the Continental IO-470-B, which provided increased performance and range. The 310C, introduced in 1960, incorporated a number of refinements, including improved avionics and a larger baggage compartment. The 310D, introduced in 1964, received a further upgrade in engine power with the Continental IO-520-B, and featured a number of other improvements, including a revised wing design for increased performance.

The Cessna 310 series became known for its reliable and robust design, earning a reputation for its safety and versatility. It offered a comfortable and spacious cabin for passengers, along with a good payload capacity for luggage and cargo. The 310 series was a versatile aircraft, capable of handling a wide range of missions, including personal transportation, business travel, freight hauling, and flight training. The 310's popularity led to its production for over 20 years, with over 2,400 units built. Despite being out of production since 1974, the Cessna 310 remains a popular choice for pilots and operators seeking a reliable and versatile twin-engine aircraft. The Cessna 310 Maintenance Manual P150-6-13, specifically for the 310B, 310C, and 310D models, provides comprehensive information on maintaining these aircraft, ensuring their safe and reliable operation.