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Danwaters
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Aircraft maintenance manual

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I should know this by now, but did Cessna produce an AMM (aircraft maintenance manual) for the 170?
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The Cessna Service Manual, 100 Series, 1962 and Prior.
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The title 100 Series, '62 and Prior covers the 170 and there is lots of applicable information but you will find little specific for the 170. Don't spend a lot of time studying how to rig the nose wheel a 150, 172 or 175. Rigging the elevator on a 150, 172, 175 or a 180 may similar to the 170 but don't use any specifications such as cable tension or travel. The 170 may have different specifications.
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