Thrush S2R-T34 S2RHG-T34 S2R-G10 S2RHG-T65 S2R-H80 Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalog

Description

Thrush S2R-T34 S2RHG-T34 S2R-G10 S2RHG-T65 S2R-H80 Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalog

This 584-page Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalog is organized to help identify and order spares and repair parts for Thrush single- and dual-cockpit aircraft configurations. The cover identifies S2R-T34, S2RHG-T34, S2R-G10, S2RHG-T65, and S2R-H80 models, while the internal usability-code table also identifies S2R-T660 effectivity. Throughout the catalog, illustrated figures are paired with tabulated parts lists so a component shown in an assembly can be matched to its item number, part number, description, quantity, and applicable usability code.

File Details

• Manual type: Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalog
• Brand: Thrush Aircraft
• Models: S2R-T34, S2RHG-T34, S2R-G10, S2RHG-T65, S2R-H80; S2R-T660 is also identified in the internal effectivity codes
• Configurations: Single cockpit, dual cockpit single control, and dual cockpit dual control where identified by usability code
• Language: English
• Pages: 584
• File format: PDF
• Document number: 00-50-001
• Revision: IR
• Date: 11/02/2012

Aircraft Coverage and Effectivity

The catalog uses letter and configuration codes to separate parts that apply to different aircraft. Model code A identifies S2R-T34 S/N 273 & UP; B identifies S2RHG-T34 S/N 102 & UP; C identifies S2R-G10 S/N 169 & UP; D identifies S2RHG-T65 S/N 012 & UP; E identifies S2R-H80 S/N 101, 103 & UP; and F identifies S2R-T660 S/N 111 & UP. Additional codes distinguish high-speed aircraft, low-speed aircraft, single-cockpit aircraft, dual-cockpit single-control aircraft, dual-cockpit dual-control aircraft, and left- or right-hand parts and assemblies. This effectivity system is especially useful when a figure contains several variants of the same installation.

The cover and the internal introductory material are not perfectly uniform in how they describe coverage: the cover lists five aircraft model families, the usability matrix also includes S2R-T660, and a general-explanations paragraph specifically references the S2R-H80. For that reason, the figure-level usability codes and serial-number effectivity printed beside individual parts are the key reference when determining applicability.

How the Illustrated Parts Catalog Is Organized

Each illustrated-parts figure is designed to show the relationship between assemblies and their detail parts. Item numbers on the drawing cross-reference the tabulated list that follows, where the catalog provides part number, description, quantity, and usability information. The introduction also explains how alternate or substitute parts, replaced and replacing parts, notes, quantities, and assembly relationships are represented. Thrush part numbers appear alongside Military Standard, Aerospace Standard, and vendor part numbers where those are used.

If a part number is already known, the catalog directs the reader to the numerical index to locate its figure and item number. If the number is not known, the chapter structure can be used to narrow the search by aircraft system or assembly, then locate the relevant illustrated figure. That makes the Thrush S2R-T34 S2RHG-T34 S2R-G10 S2RHG-T65 S2R-H80 Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalog useful for tracing an unfamiliar component from its physical location in an assembly to the corresponding ordering information.

Chapters Covered

• Introduction – General Explanations of Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalog, Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalog, Alphabetical Numerical Index, How To Find A Part, Abbreviations
• Weight and Balance
• Placards & Markings
• Air Conditioning – FWD Air Conditioning System; AFT Air Conditioning System
• Communications
• Electrical Power – External Power Receptacle; Battery Plate Assy & EDC; Battery Plate Assy and electric-panel details
• Equipment & Furnishings
• Cockpit Equipment
• Cargo Compartments – Cargo Compartment FWD; Cargo Compartment AFT
• Emergency
• Fire Protection
• Flight Controls – Elevator Control System; FWD Elevator Control System; AFT Elevator Control System; Gust Lock & Damper System
• Fuel System – Fuel System Distribution; Fuel System Indicating
• Hydraulic Systems
• Avionics Systems
• Landing Gear
• Lighting System
• Water Ballast / Rinse System – Rinse System
• Doors
• Fuselage
• Fuselage Main, Plate/Skin
• Powerplant Attach Fittings
• Empennage – Horizontal Stabilizer Assembly; Horizontal Stabilizer, Spars & Ribs; Horizontal Stabilizer, Plates & Skins; Elevator Assembly; Elevator, Spars & Ribs; Elevator, Plates & Skins; Elevator Tab Structure; Vertical Stabilizer Installation; Vertical Stabilizer, Spars, Clips & Ribs; Rudder Assembly; Rudder, Spars & Ribs
• Windows
• Wings – Wing General Information; Wing Center Section; Wing Outboard Section; Wing Tips; FWD Spar Assembly; AFT Spar Assembly; Ailerons; Flaps
• Power Plant – Cowl Skins; Cowl Channels; Mounts; Fireseal; Engine Harness & Starter Wiring; Air-Intakes; Engine Drains
• Engine Controls – control-linkage, cable, pass-thru push-pull, and crank-subassembly illustrations and parts tables
• Smoker System – Smoker Tank System and related hardware
• Oil System – Oil System Distribution
• Cooling – Starting – Cooling
• Electrical Index
• Alphabetical-Numerical Index – Index of Part Numbers

Across the populated chapters, the document provides a wide range of visual breakdowns: forward and aft air-conditioning installations; external-power and battery/electrical-panel assemblies; cargo-compartment structure; elevator controls, push-pull tubes, cables, springs, bellcranks and gust locks; fuel hoses, fittings, sensors, filter and pump-mounting components; rinse-tank, manifold and spray-nozzle installations; detailed empennage structures; wing assemblies including ailerons and flaps; power-plant installation views; engine harness and starter wiring; engine-control linkages; smoker-tank hardware; and oil-system distribution. One engine-harness note identifies the harnesses as part of the H80-100 engine assembly.

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Important Catalog Scope

This revision explicitly states that the manual was still under construction when issued. Some sections are missing, and some included sections are incomplete; several chapter positions are marked reserved. The catalog should therefore be purchased for the illustrated parts information that is actually present rather than on the assumption that every chapter named in the master list contains a complete parts breakdown.

The publication also states that the AIPC is intended for identification and ordering of spares and repair parts. It is not a configuration-control document and is not a maintenance and inspection manual. It can support maintenance, repair, and overhaul work by identifying the correct assemblies, components, standard hardware, quantities, alternatives, and effectivity, but it does not replace procedural maintenance instructions where a job requires inspection limits, adjustment steps, or approved repair procedures.

Identify the Right Thrush Parts Before You Order

The Thrush S2R-T34 S2RHG-T34 S2R-G10 S2RHG-T65 S2R-H80 Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalog gives owners, parts personnel, and technicians a direct way to move from an aircraft system or exploded assembly view to the item number and ordering information printed for that component. That matters when similar installations differ by aircraft model, serial effectivity, cockpit configuration, high- or low-speed configuration, or left- and right-hand application.

Use the catalog to identify assemblies and detail parts, check quantities and usability codes, trace related figures, and verify part-number relationships before sourcing spares or repair components. After payment, the manual is delivered instantly as a PDF with no shipping required. Open it on a compatible phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop device, and print the pages you need for convenient reference.