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I got and AP to annual my 1953 170b. He had asked if I had the service manual for the C145 and the aircraft. I don't. Where is the best place to get these manuals?

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There is no service manual for 170's, but the information you are looking for is here. http://cessna170.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... ght=manual
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Here's another thread that also address the engine manuals.

http://cessna170.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2956

There is a thread around here somewhere that gives a website where you can download the Pre 1962 service manual for free.

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The "official" Service Manual is the "Cessna 100 Series, 1962 and prior" which is now approved. (It has very little applicable info for the 170 however.)
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