~eechcraflc Twin-Bonanza

INTRODUCTION

E-50 PARTS CATALOG

INTRODUCTION '

This "New Look" illustrated Parts Catalog has been prepared· to aid the user in easily selecting and quickly identifying parts for the Beechcraft ModelE-50 Twin­Bonanza airplane. The information contained herein represents, substantially, an overall breakdown of the complete airplane, thus assuring that information essen­tial or pertinent to the ordering of replacement parts necessary to retain quality and performance standards originally built into the airplane can be located by the user of this catalog. To simplify the organization of parts listing a new method of listing has been employed to show the manner in which replacement parts are stocked by the Service Parts Sales Department of Beech Aircraft Corporation. This system will be explained, in detail, under the Group Assembly Parts List heading of this Introduction.

The catalog is divided into four sections for purposes of indexing and cross-referencing. The following para­graphs, in addition to outlining the information to be found in each section, contain excerpts of actual cata­log pages with brief explanations thereof.

SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION.

General Information Vendors' Code Symbols General Arrangement of Complete Aircraft

SECTION 2 - GROUP ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST.

The breakdown employed consists of parts listings keyed to correspondingly indexed illustrations to facili­tate proper identification, stocking and ordering of re­placeable parts. The items that are stocked and avail­able for immediate shipment are easily identified in this "New Look" catalog by a symbol D appearing just prior to the part number. The excerpt shown below illustrates the new system employed to determine which parts are stocked as immediate replacement parts.

Code Symbols For Parts In Stock

Stocked Itema Are Immediately Available

Non-stocked Items Avallable On Special Order

• TlP ASSEMBLYtWING LH /DRILL ON INSTAL.LATION/t • TIP ASSEMBI.VtWING .RH /DRILL ON INSTALLATION/, • CLOSURE ASSEM6L.Y,~11NG TIP L.Ht • • • • • • • • , CLOSURE ASSEMBL.YtWING TIP RHt t • • • • t • •

Common AN hardware, although not identified by the code symbol, is also stocked for immediate shipment. The items that are not stocked but manufactured upon receipt of order are so noted by the absence of a code, as shown by the preceding excerpt. A delay will result in filling the order because of lead time required for manufacturing. The delivery date for parts not stocked will be furnished upon receipt of order. The items not listed in the catalog are parts which lose their identity

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by being joined to other component parts of the airplane or parts which would be impracticable to stock other than as a complete assembly.

Column Listings And illustrations

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The excerpt shown above contains the information necessary to identify and locate the part in the accom­panying illustration, determine the correct part number, description and quantity per assembly prior to the ordering of replacement parts. In this instance the part is listed and illustrated in Figure 48 as Index 1.

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The excerpt shown .above portrays the indenture sys­tem utilized to indicate assembly sequence. By this method an installation or assembly, listed in column one, will be broken down with component details listed in column two. If a detail is in turn an assembly its component details will appear in column three. In this manner, it is possible to determine the parts that would be received if an assembly were ordered, since all replaceable parts contained within the assembly would be listed in the next column to the right. Attaching parts such as screws, bolts, nuts, etc., are listed in the same column immediately following the details of the part or parts they attach. If two or more assemblies are made up of a large majority of identical parts or the assemblies are left and right hand, the assemblies are listed together with their detail parts liSted as com­mon for both aseemblies. The UNITS PER ASSEMBLY column indicates the number of detail parts required per assembly. When NP (NON PROCURABLE) appears in this column the listing is for reference only and not for procurement. When the same assembly, detail or attaching part is used on one or more systems within the airplane and is subsequently listed and/or illus­trated on one or more pages, an accumulative total iS shown in Section 3, Numerical Parts List, to indicate the total number of times an identical part or assem­bly is used per airplane.

Similiar Parts and Assemblies

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When a part is used ONLY on one side of an installa­tion or airplane, and a highly similar part (often with the same description) appears in the identical place on the other side of the installation or airplane, the designation LH (left hand) or RH (right hand) will appear in the parts list. A dash number suffix to the part num­ber is employed to make this distinction. The excerpt above shows this occurrence. In the majority of instances involving similar parts or assemblies, odd series dash numbers indicate LH (left hand)-parts and even series dash numbers indicate RH (right hand) parts.

Spare Assemblies

Spare assemblies are included in the Group Assembly Parts List for procurement purposes and are noted as such in the Description column as shown by the following excerpt:

Bl - 4 50-364171-602 • o BOX ASSEMBLYoGENERATOR CUNTROL.o o o o o o o

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Vendor Furnished Parts

48- 68 09521176 ',</HEEL ASSEt•HJL Y oNOSE /GY I o o o o o o o o o o • •

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

The excerpt shown above indicates the manner in which those items furnished by manufacturers other than Beech Aircraft Corporation are designated. The Ven­dor's Code List, appearing on pages 5 thru 7 of the Introduction, is arranged alphabetically by code sym­bol and contains the name and address of the Manu­facturer who made the part.

USABLE ON CODE COLUMN.

This column of the Group Assembly Parts List page contains a code to indicate any restrictions of part usability. No code in this column indicates usability on all Model E-50 aircraft. The following serial num­bers have been assigned to the Model E-50.

EH-1 thru EH-70

The letter "E" followed by a dash and a number indi­cates parts restricted to specific use within the "E" series. The following table shows aircraft serial effec­tivity for the codes used in this catalog.

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CODE

E-1 E-2 E-3 E-4 E-5 E-6 E-7 E-8 E-9 E-10 E-ll

AIRCRAFT SERIAL EFFECTIVITY

EH-1 thru EH-51 EH-52 thru EH-70 EH-1 thru EH-67 EH-68 thru EH-70 EH-1 thru EH-38 EH-39 thru EH-70 EH-1 thru EH-53 EH-54 thru EH-70 EH-1 thru EH-29 EH-30 thru EH-38 EH-1 thru EH-50

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E-12 E-13 E-14 E-15 E-16 E-17

E-18 E-19 E-20 E-21 E-22

AIRCRAFT SERIAL EFFECTIVITY

EH-51 thru EH-79 EH-1 thru EH-42 EH-43 thru EH-70 EH-1 thru EH~65 EH-66 thru EH-70 EH-54 thru EH-55

and EH-60 thru EH-70 EH-56 thru EH-59 EH-1 thru EH-8 EH-9 thru EH-70 EH-1 thru EH-10 EH-11 thru EH-70

SECTION 3 - NUMERICAL PARTS LIST.

This section of the catalog is a complete numerical listing, presented in tabular form, to specifically list each detail part and/ or assembly in numerical sequence for ready reference to Section 2, Group Assembly Parts List. As an added convenience two blank columns are provided on each page of the Numerical Parts List. These columns may be used ~o write-in applicable changes, dates, quantities on hand, or any information considered to be useful to the user of this catalog.

SECTION 4 - SPARE PARTS ADDENDUM.

This section contains a non-illustrated tabular listing of spare assemblies which appear throughout the catalog. The user can determine from this listing what com­ponents will be received when an order is placed for a spare assembly.

IMPORTANT! WHEN ORDERING PARTS.

Delays in filling spare parts orders often occur as a result of incomplete information being furnished with the original order: i.e., model designation, serial num­ber and date of manufacture not stated on the order. The original order should always contain the information indicated by check marks on the placard shown, as well as the correct part number and description, or any pertinent information which might further define the parts required. Address all orders to: Commercial Product Support

Beech Aircraft Corporation Wichita, Kansas 67201 U.S.A.

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Located approximately 9-3/4" forward of Tail Cone Assembly leading edge on left hand ex­terior section of fuselage under the horizontal stabilizer.

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ON USING THIS CATALOG

The following excerpt portrays by step procedure the method used to locate the figure in Section 2, where a

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to Section 3 (NUMERICAL PARTS LIST) to locate correct figure & index number

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IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS

LOCATION OF PART NUMBER.

To find a part when the description is known and the number is not consult the Group Assembly Parts List pages applicable to the 1articular section of the air­plane, and from the illustration determine the figure and index number of the part inquestion.

Figure and index numbers are listed in consecutive order in the columns on the left hand side of the Group Assembly Parts List page. When the figure and index number is located, the correct part number and descrip­tion can be determined from the Part Number and

Description columns. This method is illustrated and shown step by step ia the illustration above.

LOCATION OF PART DESCRIPTION.

To find a part when only the part number is known, refer to the Numerical Parts List (Section 3).

Opposite each part is the figure and index number where the part is first shown in the Group Assembly Parts List. From the Group Assembly Parts List the correct description can be determined and the figure on which the part is illustrated can be located.

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WARNING

This parts cata 1 og has but one function: to facilitate ordering replacement parts for the BEECH­CRAFT Model E-50 Twin-Bonanza.

The illustrations in the catalog are keyed directly to the parts lists with which they are associ­ated to aid the user in locating the part he requires~ In render­ing these"drawings, many details which were not essential for parts list identification pur­poses were omitted for the sake of clarity. Likewise, in some instances detail sections of complex illustrations have been rotated in plane or their rela­tive sizes changed, to show them more favorably on the printed page. No attempt has been made to show exact 1 y the routing of control cables, plumbing, or wire harnesses, since such details would be difficult and costly to render on a single printed page and would serve no useful purpose in a parts catalog.

For the reasons given in the pre­ceding paragraph, catalog illus­trations are unsuitable, and were not intended, for use as guides to reassembly, routing or connections on plumbing, cables or wiring. Since many small details, such as attaching parts, have been omitted from the illustrations, the parts lists, rather than the illustrations, should be used to determine items, and quantities of each, required for a complete assembly.

The illustrations in the catalog should be used as aids in the identification of assemblies carried in their respective lists, and for no other purpose.

This catalog is not usable as a maintenance reference.

LIST OF EFFECTIVE REVISIONS AND PAGES

The list of Effective Revisions and Pages fo 11 owing the Logo Page of the manu a 1 1 i sts the revisions currently effective for the manua 1 and a 1 i st of a 11 effec­tive pages with date.

NOTE

Neither Service Publications, Reissues, nor Revisions are automatically provided to the ho 1 ders of this manu a 1. For information on how to obtain 11 Re­V1Slon Service11 applicable to this manual, consult a BEECH­CRAFT Aero or Aviation Center or International Distributor or Dealer, or refer to the latest revision of BEECHCRAFT Service Bulletin No. 2001.

NOTICE

Beech Aircraft Corporation expressly reserves the right to supersede, cancel and/or declare obsolete any part, part numbers, kits or publications that may be referenced in this manual with­out prior notice.

Revised: December 7, 1984

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NOTE

It shall be the responsibility of the owner/operator to ensure that the latest revision of pub-

WARNING

1 i cations referenced in this handbook are utilized during operation, servicing, and main­tenance of the airplane.

Use only genuine BEECHCRAFT or BEECHCRAFT approved parts obtained from BEECH­CRAFT approved sources, in connection with the maintenance and repair of Beech airplanes.

Genuine BEECHCRAFT parts are produced and inspected under rigorous procedures to insure airworthiness and suitability for use in Beech airplane applications. Parts purchased from sources other than BEECHCRAFT, even though outwardly identical in appearance may not have had the required tests and inspections performed, may be different in fabrication techniques and materi­als, and may be dangerous when installed in an airplane.

Salvaged airplane parts, reworked parts obtained from non-BEECHCRAFT approved sources, or parts, components, or structural assemblies, the service history of which is unknown or cannot be authenticated, may have been subjected to unacceptable stresses or temperatures or have other hidden damage, not dis­cernible through routine visual or usual nondestructive testing techniques. This may render the part, component or structural assembly, even though ori­ginally manufactured by BEECHCRAFT, unsuitable and unsafe for airplane use.

BEECHCRAFT expressly disclaims any responsibility for malfunctions, failures, damage or injury caused by use of non-BEECHCRAFT approved parts.

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VENDORS' CODE SYMBOLS

Vendors' Name and Address Air Associates, Inc., Teterboro, New Jersey Allied Aviation Supply Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma American Chain & Cable Company, Inc., Bridgeport, Connecticut American Cabinet Hardware Company, Rockford, lllinois AC Spark Plug Division, General Motors Corporation, Flint, Michigan Heli-Coil Corporation, Danbury, Connecticut American LaFrance Foamite Corporation, Elmira, New York Allen Manufacturing Company, Hartford 1, Connecticut Air-Maze Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio Adel Precision Products Corporation, Burbank, California Aircraft Radio Corporation, Boonton, New Jersey Aro Equipment Corporation, Bryan, Ohio Amplex Manufacturing Company, The, Subsidiary of Chrysler Corporation, Detroit, Michigan

Red Bank, Division of Bendix Aviation Corporation, South Bend, Indiana Lamp Electric Company, Kent, Ohio Best Manufacturing Company, Inc., Irvington, New Jersey Boston Gear Works, Division Murray Company of Texas, Quincy, Massachusetts Bendix Products, Division of Bendix Aviation Corporation, South Bend, Indiana

Cinch Manufacturing Corporation, Chicago, lllinois Cornell-Dublier Electric Corporation, Indianapolis, Indiana Chandler Hill Corporation, Detroit, Michigan Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago 22, Illinois Cole Hersee Company, Boston, Massachusetts Continental Rubber Works, Erie, Pennsylvania Casco Products Corporation, Bridgeport 2, Connecticut Curtiss Automotive Devices, Inc., Dayton, Ohio Cutler Hammer, Inc., Milwaukee 1, Wisconsin

Diamond Chain & Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis, Indiana DE Jur-Amsco Corporation, Long Island City, New York Dill Manufacturing Company, The, Cleveland, Ohio Dial Light Company of America, Inc., New York 3, New York Dura Plastics, Inc., New York, New York Dzus Fastener Company, Inc., Babylon, New York

Eberhard Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio Eclipse-Pioneer, Division of Bendix Aviation Corporation, South Bend, Indiana Eaton Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio Elastic Stop Nut Corporation, Union, New Jersey

Fafnir Bearing Company, New Britain, Connecticut

General Controls Company, Glendale, California B. F. Goodrich Company, Akron, Ohio General Electric Corporation, Schenectady, New York General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Michigan Grimes Manufacturing Company, Urbana, Ohio Garlock Packing Company, Palmyra, New York Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Inc., Akron 16, Ohio

H & E Aircraft, Inc., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Heim Company, Fairfield, Connecticut Huck Manufacturing Company, Detroit, Michigan Herman Machine & Tool Company, The, Tallmadge, Ohio Cam-Stat, Inc., Division of Henry Paul Company, Los Angeles 34, California Harrison Radiator Division (General Motors), Lockport, New York Hartzell Propeller Fan Company, Piqua, Ohio Hartwell Aviation Supply Company, Los Angeles 16, California

International Resistance Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Johnson Company, E. F., Waseca, Minnesota

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Vendor's Name and Address

Jensen Manufacturing Company, Chicago, illinois

Kollsman Instrument Corporation, Elmhurst, New York Koehler Aircraft Products Company, Dayton, Ohio

Lear, Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan Lord Manufacturing Company, Erie, Pennsylvania Little Fuse, Inc., Des Plaines, lllinois Lycoming-Spencer, Division of A vco Manufacturing Corporation, Williamsport, Pennsylvania

Mallory, P.R., & Company, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana Marco Industries, Inc., Anaheim, Californ!a Micro-Switch Corporation, Freeport, lllinois Marlin Rockwell Corporation, Jamestown, New York Mine Safety Appliances, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

New Departure Division, General Motors Corporation, Bristol, Connecticut

Ohmite Manufacturing Company, Chicago, lllinois

Parker Applicance Company, Cleveland 12, Ohio Phillips Control Corporation, Chicago, lllinois Pesco Products Division (Borg Warner Corporation), Cleveland, Ohio Parker Kalon Corporation, New York 14, New York Park Metalware Company, Inc., Orchard Park, New York Plastek, Inc., Poteau, Oklahoma Precision Rubber Products Corporation, Dayton, Ohio Purolator Products, Inc., Rahway, New Jersey

Rubbercraft Corporation of California, Ltd., Los Angeles, California Reading Batteries, Inc., Reading, Pennsylvania Rubbercraft Corporation of America, Inc., New Haven, Connecticut Adams Rite Manufacturing Company, Glendale, California

Scott Aviation Corporation, Lancaster, New York Sethcell Carlson Corporation, New Brighton, Minnesota Safe Flight Instrument Corporation, White Plains, New York Stewart Manufacturing Company, S. W., Chicago, lllinois Shaw Aero Devices, Inc., Garden City, Long Island, New York Skinner Purifier~ Division, Bendix Aviation Corporation, Detroit 11, Michigan Shakespeare Products Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan Sprague Products Company, North Adams, Massachusetts Spencer Thermostat (Klixon Company), Attleboro, Massachusetts Spraying Systems Company, Inc., Bellwood, lllinois Me let ron Corporation, Los Angeles, California Surface Combustion Corporation, Toledo, Ohio

Tinnerman Products, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio Thomas & Betts Company, Elizabeth, New Jersey Torrington Company, (Bearing Division), Torrington, Connecticut Thompson Products, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio Bearing & Transmission Company, Shreveport, Louisiana

United Carr Fastener Corporation, Cambridge 42, Massachusetts U.S. Rubber Company, New York, New York

Wilmington Fibre Specialty Company, Wilmington, Delaware Woodward Governor Company, Rockford, illinois Whittaker Cable Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri Wemac Company, Inglewood, California

Vapor Car Heating Company, Chicago, illinois

Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, New York 17, New York

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