1946 Beech D18s Original Maintenance Manual on 2040-parts.com
Barberton, Ohio, United States
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1946 Beech D18S Original Maintenance Manual dated January 1946 is illustrated, has 86 pages, 5 Sections and 1 Appendix covering: General Specification, Handling and Service, Maintenance and Adjustments, Electrical System, and Inspection Guide. The Appendix covers: Special Maintenance Equipment-Aileron Contour Jig, Rudder Rigging Blocks, Elevator Contour Jig, Rudder Aligning Jig, Flap Contour Jig, and Heat Treated Members.
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