Learjet 35A Technical specifications

Gates Learjet
35A/36A
with
FC-200 Autopilot
FAA
APPROVED
AIRPLANE
FLIGHT
MANUAL
THIS AIRPLANE MUST BE OPERATED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
PRESCRIBED LIMITATIONS
IN
SECTION 1 OF THIS
MANUAL
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AFM
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original
AFM
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reissue replaces
all
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Change
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Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Temporary Changes
FM-102 TFM-1
6-23-2008
Change 14
LOG OF TEMPORARY FLIGHT MANUAL CHANGES
This list is intended to assist the flight crew in determining the applica-
ble AFM temporary flight manual changes for Model 35A/36A aircraft
equipped with FC-200 autopilot. It is the responsibility of the aircraft
owner and operator to maintain their basic AFM with the temporary
changes applicable to their aircraft. Insert this list before page A.
TFM #
Dated
Section
or Page Description Status
3-31-81 2-19 Revised autopilot pitch monitor check. Removed by
Chg 1.
7-8-81 2-2 Assure pitot-static drain valves close after
draining.
Removed by
Chg 1.
7-8-81 1-13 Minimum fuel requirement for takeoff
and intentional go around.
Removed by
Chg 1.
7-8-81 2-29
Warning pertaining to fuel starvation with
nose-up attitude and low fuel. (After Take-
off checklist)
Removed by
Chg 1.
7-8-81 2-35
Warning pertaining to fuel starvation with
nose-up attitude and low fuel. Go Around
checklist)
Removed by
Chg 1.
8-18-81 2-70 Note pertaining to the MSTR WARN light. Removed by
Chg 1.
8-28-81 1-26 Revised stabilizer trim indicator mark-
ings.
Removed by
Chg 1.
2-5-82 4-1 Revised turbulent air penetration proce-
dure.
Removed by
Chg 2.
2-5-82 3-17 Adds recovery from inadvertent over-
speed procedure to emergency section.
Removed by
Chg 2.
2-5-82 4-2 Deletes recovery from inadvertent over-
speed procedure from abnormal section.
Removed by
Chg 2.
83-01
3-16-83 1-14 Seat belts and shoulder harnesses required
for takeoff and landing.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-02
3-18-83 3-17A Disengage autopilot during recovery from
inadvertent overspeed.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-06
9-23-83 2-7 Select 100% OXY during before starting
engines checks.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-09
9-23-83 2-45 Revised operation of diluter-demand crew
oxygen masks.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-15
9-23-83 2-47 Revised oxygen duration table for ZMR
100 series crew masks.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-17
9-23-83 3-22 Select 100% OXY during emergency
descent procedure.
Removed by
Chg 5.
Continued
Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Temporary Changes
FM-102 TFM-1
6-23-2008
Change 14
LOG OF TEMPORARY FLIGHT MANUAL CHANGES
This list is intended to assist the flight crew in determining the applica-
ble AFM temporary flight manual changes for Model 35A/36A aircraft
equipped with FC-200 autopilot. It is the responsibility of the aircraft
owner and operator to maintain their basic AFM with the temporary
changes applicable to their aircraft. Insert this list before page A.
TFM #
Dated
Section
or Page Description Status
3-31-81 2-19 Revised autopilot pitch monitor check. Removed by
Chg 1.
7-8-81 2-2 Assure pitot-static drain valves close after
draining.
Removed by
Chg 1.
7-8-81 1-13 Minimum fuel requirement for takeoff
and intentional go around.
Removed by
Chg 1.
7-8-81 2-29
Warning pertaining to fuel starvation with
nose-up attitude and low fuel. (After Take-
off checklist)
Removed by
Chg 1.
7-8-81 2-35
Warning pertaining to fuel starvation with
nose-up attitude and low fuel. Go Around
checklist)
Removed by
Chg 1.
8-18-81 2-70 Note pertaining to the MSTR WARN light. Removed by
Chg 1.
8-28-81 1-26 Revised stabilizer trim indicator mark-
ings.
Removed by
Chg 1.
2-5-82 4-1 Revised turbulent air penetration proce-
dure.
Removed by
Chg 2.
2-5-82 3-17 Adds recovery from inadvertent over-
speed procedure to emergency section.
Removed by
Chg 2.
2-5-82 4-2 Deletes recovery from inadvertent over-
speed procedure from abnormal section.
Removed by
Chg 2.
83-01
3-16-83 1-14 Seat belts and shoulder harnesses required
for takeoff and landing.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-02
3-18-83 3-17A Disengage autopilot during recovery from
inadvertent overspeed.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-06
9-23-83 2-7 Select 100% OXY during before starting
engines checks.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-09
9-23-83 2-45 Revised operation of diluter-demand crew
oxygen masks.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-15
9-23-83 2-47 Revised oxygen duration table for ZMR
100 series crew masks.
Removed by
Chg 5.
83-17
9-23-83 3-22 Select 100% OXY during emergency
descent procedure.
Removed by
Chg 5.
Continued

Temporary Changes Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200
TFM-2 FM-102
6-23-2008
Change 14
84-02
3-15-84 1-3 Maximum zero wing and tip fuel weight
replaces maximum wing bending weight.
Removed by
Chg 5.
85-02
3-8-85 IV Revised FUEL CMPTR light procedure. Removed by
Chg 6.
85-10
1-3-86 2-2 Engine oil and hydraulic accumulator pre-
flight checks.
Removed by
Chg 6.
85-16
11-8-85 3-5 Current limiter failure procedure associ-
ated with AMK 85-1.
Removed by
Chg 8.
87-05
3-2-87 4-17 Clarify operation of emergency gear
extension valve.
Removed by
Chg 7.
87-06
3-2-87 4-19 Clarify operation of emergency gear
extension valve.
Removed by
Chg 7.
87-15
7-16-87 II Bleed hydraulic pressure to zero before
setting battery switches off.
Superseded
by TFM 88-17.
88-07
2-13-89 4-29 Pitot-static system malfunction procedure. Removed by
Chg 7.
88-17
1-17-89 II Bleed hydraulic pressure to zero before
setting battery switches off.
Removed by
Chg 9.
89-17
11-16-89 4-16 Fuel imbalance during fuel transfer proce-
dure.
Removed by
Chg 9.
92-02
9-10-92 2-16 Clarify the oil pressure annunciator. Removed by
Chg 10.
93-15
12-3-93 2-35 Cold weather operations. Removed by
Chg 10.
94-15
1-9-95 1-14
Maximum operating altitude — 41,000 FT.
(When cabin outflow or safety valve has
been replaced between 1-1-89 and 1-9-95)
Active, until
SB 35/36-21-19
is accomplished.
94-23
3-6-95 5-8 Revised noise level compliance statement. Removed by
Chg 10.
96-08
5-30-96 2-49 Standby fuel pump annunciators. Removed by
Chg 10.
96-09
5-30-96 4-17 Procedure for standby fuel pump failing
to shut off.
Removed by
Chg 10.
96-10
7-12-96 1-14 Adds paved runway restriction to limita-
tions section.
Removed by
Chg 10.
99-02
7-16-99 1-18B Revises the list of approved oils. Superseded by
TFM 99-24.
99-03
4-16-99 1-20 Revises fuel anti-icing additive
limitations.
Removed by
Chg 12.
99-24
11-30-99 1-18B Revises the list of approved oils. Superseded by
TFM 99-26.
99-26
12-21-99 1-18B Revises the list of approved oils. Removed by
Chg 12.
Continued
TFM #
Dated
Section
or Page Description Status
Temporary Changes Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200
TFM-2 FM-102
6-23-2008
Change 14
84-02
3-15-84 1-3 Maximum zero wing and tip fuel weight
replaces maximum wing bending weight.
Removed by
Chg 5.
85-02
3-8-85 IV Revised FUEL CMPTR light procedure. Removed by
Chg 6.
85-10
1-3-86 2-2 Engine oil and hydraulic accumulator pre-
flight checks.
Removed by
Chg 6.
85-16
11-8-85 3-5 Current limiter failure procedure associ-
ated with AMK 85-1.
Removed by
Chg 8.
87-05
3-2-87 4-17 Clarify operation of emergency gear
extension valve.
Removed by
Chg 7.
87-06
3-2-87 4-19 Clarify operation of emergency gear
extension valve.
Removed by
Chg 7.
87-15
7-16-87 II Bleed hydraulic pressure to zero before
setting battery switches off.
Superseded
by TFM 88-17.
88-07
2-13-89 4-29 Pitot-static system malfunction procedure. Removed by
Chg 7.
88-17
1-17-89 II Bleed hydraulic pressure to zero before
setting battery switches off.
Removed by
Chg 9.
89-17
11-16-89 4-16 Fuel imbalance during fuel transfer proce-
dure.
Removed by
Chg 9.
92-02
9-10-92 2-16 Clarify the oil pressure annunciator. Removed by
Chg 10.
93-15
12-3-93 2-35 Cold weather operations. Removed by
Chg 10.
94-15
1-9-95 1-14
Maximum operating altitude — 41,000 FT.
(When cabin outflow or safety valve has
been replaced between 1-1-89 and 1-9-95)
Active, until
SB 35/36-21-19
is accomplished.
94-23
3-6-95 5-8 Revised noise level compliance statement. Removed by
Chg 10.
96-08
5-30-96 2-49 Standby fuel pump annunciators. Removed by
Chg 10.
96-09
5-30-96 4-17 Procedure for standby fuel pump failing
to shut off.
Removed by
Chg 10.
96-10
7-12-96 1-14 Adds paved runway restriction to limita-
tions section.
Removed by
Chg 10.
99-02
7-16-99 1-18B Revises the list of approved oils. Superseded by
TFM 99-24.
99-03
4-16-99 1-20 Revises fuel anti-icing additive
limitations.
Removed by
Chg 12.
99-24
11-30-99 1-18B Revises the list of approved oils. Superseded by
TFM 99-26.
99-26
12-21-99 1-18B Revises the list of approved oils. Removed by
Chg 12.
Continued
TFM #
Dated
Section
or Page Description Status

Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Temporary Changes
FM-102 TFM-3
6-23-2008
Change 14
2001-15
4-13-01 4-44 Revises Single Engine Landing
procedure.
Removed by
Chg 13.
2007-02
6-14-07 3-46 Revises Stall Warning Activates proce-
dure.
Removed by
Chg 14.
2007-04
6-14-07 4-27 Revises AUG AIL Light Illuminated
procedure.
Removed by
Chg 14.
2007-13
1-14-08 4-9 Revises Single Generator Failure proce-
dure.
Removed by
Chg 14.
2007-14
1-14-08 3-8 Revises Dual Generator Failure procedure. Removed by
Chg 14.
TFM #
Dated
Section
or Page Description Status
Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Temporary Changes
FM-102 TFM-3
6-23-2008
Change 14
2001-15
4-13-01 4-44 Revises Single Engine Landing
procedure.
Removed by
Chg 13.
2007-02
6-14-07 3-46 Revises Stall Warning Activates proce-
dure.
Removed by
Chg 14.
2007-04
6-14-07 4-27 Revises AUG AIL Light Illuminated
procedure.
Removed by
Chg 14.
2007-13
1-14-08 4-9 Revises Single Generator Failure proce-
dure.
Removed by
Chg 14.
2007-14
1-14-08 3-8 Revises Dual Generator Failure procedure. Removed by
Chg 14.
TFM #
Dated
Section
or Page Description Status

for MARGARET KLINE, MANAGER
AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION OFFICE
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
WICHITA, KANSAS
FAA
Approved Date
Learjet 35/36 AFM List of Effective Pages
FM-102 A
FAA APPROVED 4-30-76
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 14
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Autopilot AFM
Use this List of Effective Pages to determine the current status of the Airplane Flight
Manual. Pages affected by the current change are indicated by an asterisk (*) immediately
preceding the page number.
Dates of issue for Original and Changed pages are:
Page Change
Title ........................................ 5
*A thru C................................14
i ........................................... 10
ii.................................. Reissued
iii thru v ................................10
Limitations
I-1 ........................................ 10
I-2 ........................................ 13
I-312
1-1 ....................................... 13
1-2 thru 1-4 ............................ 6
1-5 ....................................... 10
1-6 thru 1-8 ................. Reissued
1-9 ....................................... 13
Page Change
1-10 ....................................... 6
1-11 thru 1-14 ...................... 10
1-15 ....................................... 6
1-16 ..................................... 10
1-17 ....................................... 9
1-18 ..................................... 10
1-18A ................................... 10
1-18B and 1-18C .................. 13
1-19 ..................................... 13
1-20 thru 1-24 ...................... 12
1-25 ............................ Reissued
1-26 ....................................... 5
1-27 ..................................... 13
1-28 ....................................... 5
1-29 and 1-30 ......................... 8
Original......... O ....... 4-30-1976
Reissue .................... 2-25-1981
Change......... 1........ 9-10-1981
Change......... 2........ 6-24-1982
Change......... 3........ 1-26-1983
Change......... 4.......... 8-6-1984
Change......... 5........ 11-7-1984
Change......... 6........ 6-27-1986
Change......... 7 ........6-20-1989
Change......... 8 ........1-12-1990
Change......... 9 ........2-20-1992
Change........ 10 .......3-14-1997
Change........ 11 .....11-18-1998
Change........ 12 .......12-1-2000
Change........ 13 .........9-5-2006
Change........ 14 .......6-23-2008
This change supersedes and incorporates
TFM 2007-02, TFM 2007-04, TFM 2007-13, and
TFM 2007-14. Remove superseded temporary
changes from AFM.
NOTE
for MARGARET KLINE, MANAGER
AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION OFFICE
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
WICHITA, KANSAS
FAA
Approved Date
Learjet 35/36 AFM List of Effective Pages
FM-102 A
FAA APPROVED 4-30-76
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 14
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Autopilot AFM
Use this List of Effective Pages to determine the current status of the Airplane Flight
Manual. Pages affected by the current change are indicated by an asterisk (*) immediately
preceding the page number.
Dates of issue for Original and Changed pages are:
Page Change
Title ........................................ 5
*A thru C................................14
i ........................................... 10
ii.................................. Reissued
iii thru v ................................10
Limitations
I-1 ........................................ 10
I-2 ........................................ 13
I-312
1-1 ....................................... 13
1-2 thru 1-4 ............................ 6
1-5 ....................................... 10
1-6 thru 1-8 ................. Reissued
1-9 ....................................... 13
Page Change
1-10 ....................................... 6
1-11 thru 1-14 ...................... 10
1-15 ....................................... 6
1-16 ..................................... 10
1-17 ....................................... 9
1-18 ..................................... 10
1-18A ................................... 10
1-18B and 1-18C .................. 13
1-19 ..................................... 13
1-20 thru 1-24 ...................... 12
1-25 ............................ Reissued
1-26 ....................................... 5
1-27 ..................................... 13
1-28 ....................................... 5
1-29 and 1-30 ......................... 8
Original......... O ....... 4-30-1976
Reissue .................... 2-25-1981
Change......... 1........ 9-10-1981
Change......... 2........ 6-24-1982
Change......... 3........ 1-26-1983
Change......... 4.......... 8-6-1984
Change......... 5........ 11-7-1984
Change......... 6........ 6-27-1986
Change......... 7 ........6-20-1989
Change......... 8 ........1-12-1990
Change......... 9 ........2-20-1992
Change........ 10 .......3-14-1997
Change........ 11 .....11-18-1998
Change........ 12 .......12-1-2000
Change........ 13 .........9-5-2006
Change........ 14 .......6-23-2008
This change supersedes and incorporates
TFM 2007-02, TFM 2007-04, TFM 2007-13, and
TFM 2007-14. Remove superseded temporary
changes from AFM.
NOTE

List of Effective Pages Learjet 35/36 AFM
BFM-102
FAA APPROVED 4-30-76
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 14
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES (Cont)
Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Autopilot AFM
Page Change
Normal Procedures
II-1 and II-2 ........................... 12
II-3 ....................................... 10
*II-4 ....................................... 14
2-1 thru 2-7 .......................... 10
2-8 and 2-9........................... 11
2-10 thru 2-16 ...................... 13
2-17 ..................................... 10
2-18 ..................................... 13
2-19 thru 2-23 ...................... 10
2-24 ..................................... 12
2-25 ..................................... 10
2-26 thru 2-28 ...................... 12
2-29 and 2-30....................... 10
2-31 and 2-32....................... 11
2-33 ..................................... 10
2-34 ..................................... 11
2-35 thru 2-37 ...................... 10
2-38 and 2-39....................... 12
2-40 thru 2-51 ...................... 10
2-52 and 2-53....................... 12
2-54 and 2-55....................... 10
2-56 ..................................... 13
2-57 ..................................... 10
2-58 thru 2-63 ...................... 12
2-64 and 2-65....................... 10
2-66 and 2-67....................... 12
2-68 thru 2-85 ...................... 10
Emergency Procedures
III-1 ...................................... 12
*III-2 ...................................... 14
III-3 ...................................... 10
3-1 thru 3-7 .......................... 10
*3-8 ....................................... 14
3-9 and 3-10......................... 10
3-11 thru 3-13 ...................... 12
3-14 and 3-15....................... 11
3-16 thru 3-20 ...................... 10
3-21 ..................................... 12
3-22 thru 3-26 ...................... 10
3-27 thru 3-30 ...................... 12
Page Change
3-31 and 3-32....................... 13
3-33 thru 3-36 ...................... 10
3-37 ..................................... 12
3-38 ..................................... 10
3-39 ..................................... 13
3-40 thru 3-44 ...................... 10
3-45 ..................................... 11
*3-46 and 3-47....................... 14
*3-48 (Added) ......................... 14
Abnormal Procedures
IV-1...................................... 13
IV-2...................................... 12
IV-3...................................... 13
IV-4...................................... 10
4-1 thru 4-8 .......................... 10
*4-9 ....................................... 14
4-10 ..................................... 10
4-11 and 4-12....................... 13
4-13 ..................................... 12
4-14 and 4-15....................... 10
4-16 thru 4-21 ...................... 12
4-22 thru 4-26 ...................... 10
*4-27 ..................................... 14
4-28 thru 4-34 ...................... 10
4-35 ..................................... 12
*4-36 ..................................... 14
4-37 and 4-38....................... 10
4-39 ..................................... 11
4-40 and 4-41....................... 10
4-42 ..................................... 13
4-43 ..................................... 10
*4-44 ..................................... 14
4-45 thru 4-48 ...................... 11
4-49 and 4-50....................... 13
List of Effective Pages Learjet 35/36 AFM
BFM-102
FAA APPROVED 4-30-76
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 14
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES (Cont)
Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Autopilot AFM
Page Change
Normal Procedures
II-1 and II-2 ........................... 12
II-3 ....................................... 10
*II-4 ....................................... 14
2-1 thru 2-7 .......................... 10
2-8 and 2-9........................... 11
2-10 thru 2-16 ...................... 13
2-17 ..................................... 10
2-18 ..................................... 13
2-19 thru 2-23 ...................... 10
2-24 ..................................... 12
2-25 ..................................... 10
2-26 thru 2-28 ...................... 12
2-29 and 2-30....................... 10
2-31 and 2-32....................... 11
2-33 ..................................... 10
2-34 ..................................... 11
2-35 thru 2-37 ...................... 10
2-38 and 2-39....................... 12
2-40 thru 2-51 ...................... 10
2-52 and 2-53....................... 12
2-54 and 2-55....................... 10
2-56 ..................................... 13
2-57 ..................................... 10
2-58 thru 2-63 ...................... 12
2-64 and 2-65....................... 10
2-66 and 2-67....................... 12
2-68 thru 2-85 ...................... 10
Emergency Procedures
III-1 ...................................... 12
*III-2 ...................................... 14
III-3 ...................................... 10
3-1 thru 3-7 .......................... 10
*3-8 ....................................... 14
3-9 and 3-10......................... 10
3-11 thru 3-13 ...................... 12
3-14 and 3-15....................... 11
3-16 thru 3-20 ...................... 10
3-21 ..................................... 12
3-22 thru 3-26 ...................... 10
3-27 thru 3-30 ...................... 12
Page Change
3-31 and 3-32....................... 13
3-33 thru 3-36 ...................... 10
3-37 ..................................... 12
3-38 ..................................... 10
3-39 ..................................... 13
3-40 thru 3-44 ...................... 10
3-45 ..................................... 11
*3-46 and 3-47....................... 14
*3-48 (Added) ......................... 14
Abnormal Procedures
IV-1...................................... 13
IV-2...................................... 12
IV-3...................................... 13
IV-4...................................... 10
4-1 thru 4-8 .......................... 10
*4-9 ....................................... 14
4-10 ..................................... 10
4-11 and 4-12....................... 13
4-13 ..................................... 12
4-14 and 4-15....................... 10
4-16 thru 4-21 ...................... 12
4-22 thru 4-26 ...................... 10
*4-27 ..................................... 14
4-28 thru 4-34 ...................... 10
4-35 ..................................... 12
*4-36 ..................................... 14
4-37 and 4-38....................... 10
4-39 ..................................... 11
4-40 and 4-41....................... 10
4-42 ..................................... 13
4-43 ..................................... 10
*4-44 ..................................... 14
4-45 thru 4-48 ...................... 11
4-49 and 4-50....................... 13

FM-102 C
FAA APPROVED 4-30-76
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 14
Learjet 35/36 AFM List of Effective Pages
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES (Cont)
Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Autopilot AFM
Page Change
Performance Data
V-1 ....................................... 10
V-2 ....................................... 12
V-3 ....................................... 13
5-1 ......................................... 9
5-2 .............................. Reissued
5-2A ..................................... 13
5-3 thru 5-5 ..........................13
5-6 thru 5-8 ..........................10
5-9 .............................. Reissued
5-10 ....................................... 6
5-11 ....................................... 8
5-12 thru 5-23 ............. Reissued
5-24 thru 5-27 ........................ 5
5-28 ............................ Reissued
5-29 ..................................... 10
5-29A thru 5-29C..................10
5-30 thru 5-32 ............. Reissued
5-33 and 5-34 ......................... 5
5-35 and 5-36 ....................... 11
Page Change
5-37 ....................................... 9
5-37A..................................... 9
5-37B and 5-37C .................. 12
5-38 and 5-39 .............. Reissued
5-40 ....................................... 3
5-41 ............................ Reissued
5-42 and 5-43 ....................... 12
5-44 ....................................... 3
5-45 thru 5-47 ............. Reissued
5-48 and 5-49 ......................... 6
5-50 thru 5-53 ............. Reissued
5-54 ....................................... 3
5-55 thru 5-57 ............. Reissued
5-58 and 5-59 ......................... 6
5-60 thru 5-64 ............. Reissued
5-65 ..................................... 10
5-66 ..................................... 13
5-66A................................... 12
5-67 thru 5-72 ............. Reissued
5-73 and 5-74 ....................... 10
FM-102 C
FAA APPROVED 4-30-76
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 14
Learjet 35/36 AFM List of Effective Pages
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES (Cont)
Learjet 35A/36A with FC-200 Autopilot AFM
Page Change
Performance Data
V-1 ....................................... 10
V-2 ....................................... 12
V-3 ....................................... 13
5-1 ......................................... 9
5-2 .............................. Reissued
5-2A ..................................... 13
5-3 thru 5-5 ..........................13
5-6 thru 5-8 ..........................10
5-9 .............................. Reissued
5-10 ....................................... 6
5-11 ....................................... 8
5-12 thru 5-23 ............. Reissued
5-24 thru 5-27 ........................ 5
5-28 ............................ Reissued
5-29 ..................................... 10
5-29A thru 5-29C..................10
5-30 thru 5-32 ............. Reissued
5-33 and 5-34 ......................... 5
5-35 and 5-36 ....................... 11
Page Change
5-37 ....................................... 9
5-37A..................................... 9
5-37B and 5-37C .................. 12
5-38 and 5-39 .............. Reissued
5-40 ....................................... 3
5-41 ............................ Reissued
5-42 and 5-43 ....................... 12
5-44 ....................................... 3
5-45 thru 5-47 ............. Reissued
5-48 and 5-49 ......................... 6
5-50 thru 5-53 ............. Reissued
5-54 ....................................... 3
5-55 thru 5-57 ............. Reissued
5-58 and 5-59 ......................... 6
5-60 thru 5-64 ............. Reissued
5-65 ..................................... 10
5-66 ..................................... 13
5-66A................................... 12
5-67 thru 5-72 ............. Reissued
5-73 and 5-74 ....................... 10

111.11,
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INTRODUcnON
THIS
AIRPLANE
FUGHT
MANUAL
MUST
BE
CARRIED
IN
THE
AJR-
CHAFf
AT
ALL
TIMES.
11IEMANUAL
This manual is
divided
into seven basic sections as
foUows:
Section
1-
UMITATIONS
containing
FAA
approved
operating limitations
which
must beobserved, except where a deviation is
spedficaUy
authorized,
during operation ofthe
aircraft.
Section n-
NORMAL
PROCEDURES
containing
FAA
approved opera-
tion procedures for the
aircraft
and
its
systems
which
may
be considemd
routine
in
day-to-day operations.
Section m-
EMERGENCY
PROCEDURES
containing
FAA
approved op-
erating procedures requiring the use of
special
system and/or
regular
sys-
terns
in
order to protect the occupants
and
the aircraft
from
harm during a
critical
condition requiring immediate response. Steps of procedures en-
dosed in a box
such
as
this
r--
~
should
be accomplished
without
the aid I
of the checklist. • -
--
Section
IV
-
ABNORMAL
PROCEDURES
containing
FAA
approved op-
erating procedures requiringthe use of
special
systemsand/oralternate use
of regular systems
whicli,
if
followed,
wiD
maintain anacceptable
level
of air-
worthiness or
reduce
operational
risk
resulting
from
a
faiJw-e
condition.
Section V-
PERFORMANCE
containing
FAA
approved data
defining
the
airaaft performance under
standard
performance conditions.
Refer
to
RE-
TENTION
OF FUGHT
MANUAL
PERFORMANCE
DATA
in
this
Introduction.
Section
VI
-
SUPPLEMENTS
containing
FAA
Approved
Airplane
Right
Manual
Supplements.
These
supplements contain operating
limitations,
p~,
and
performance data and other necessary data
for
aircraft
conducting
special
operations and!or equipped with specifi: equipment
re-
quiring the supplement.
Section
VIJ-
WEIGHT
AND
BAlANCE
DATA
contains data intended to
assist
the operator
in
ensuring that the
aircraft
is properly loaded.
FAA
APPROVED
4-30-76
REISSUED
2-25-81,
CHANGE
10

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II
INTRODUCTION (CONT)
Section Ithrough Section V
is
composed of material approved by the
Fed-
eral
Aviation
AdmInistration
and
together
with
the
FAA
Approved Airplane
Right
Manual
Supplements
in
Section
VI
constitute the
FAA
Approved
Air-
plane Right
Manual.
Section
vn
(Weight
and Balance
Data)
is not
FAA
ap-
proved material but
is
included
in
this manual
for
the operator's
convenience.
Section
vn
(Weight
and
Balance
Data)
is complete with-
in
itself
and includes a Ust of
Effective
Pages.
There-
fore, Section
vn
may
be
revised
in
the same mannerin
which the
FAA
Approved Airplane
Flight
Manual
~
tion is
revised.
REVISING
11IE
MANUAL
The data presented in this manual is the result of extensive
flight
tests and
hasbeenapproved
by
the
Federal
Aviation
Administration.
However,
cIeveI-
opment does not stop with the issuance of this manual and as new
pr0ce-
dures are developed they will be forwarded to the holder of this manual.
Revised
material
will
be
in
the fann
of
Temporary Right
Manual
Changes
or Nwnbered Changes.
It
is the
responsibility
of
the operator to
enswe
that
the Right
Manual
is current at
all
times. Therefore,
it
is very important that
changes(temporary
or
nwnbered)
be incorporated
in
the manual as soonas
they are received.
TEMPORARY
FUGHT
MANUAL CHANGES
Temporary Right
Manual
Changesmay
be
issued
against the
Flight
Manual
when required. These changes
generally
contain material that is not so
ex-
terisive
as to require a Nwnbered Change and
allow
l..earjet to transmit
re-
vised
data to the operator faster than with the
NwnbeJed
Change
system.
Temporary
Flight
Manual
Changes are pnnted on
yellow
paper
and
include
all
necessary information
(Publication
Affected, Description of Change, and
Filing
Instructions)
on the change
itself.
Temporary Right
Manual
Changes
are tobe retained
in
the
Flight
Manual
until
removed
by
some other
author-
ity
-
usuaJ1y
a superseding Temporary Change or a Nwnbered Change.
ii
FAA
APPROVED
4-30-76
RBSSUED
2-25-81

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••••••
INTRODUCTION
(CONT)
NUMBERED CHANGES
Numbered
Changes
issued
againstthe
Flight
Manual
differ
from
Temporary
Flight
Manual
Changes
in
that the pages contained
in
the
NumbeJecl
Change supersede
like
pages
in
the Right
Manual.
Each page
in
a
Num-
bered Change
has
a "Change" number located at the
lower
comer
of
the
page immediately
below
the
FAA
APPROVED
date. Portions ofthe text
af-
fected by the change are indicated by a
vertical
bar
at
the
outer margin of
the page. The vertical
bars
may
not appear on
pages
that contain changes
to graphs or tables.
Additionally,
when a "changed" page is the
result
of a
rearrangement of material
due
to a change on a previous page no vertical
bar
will
appear.
The Ust of
Effective
Pages provides
the
user
with a
guide
to
establish
the
current effective date of each page
in
the Right
Manual
and an instruction
sheet
for
incorporatingthe
latest
Numbeted Change into theRight
Manual.
Information included
in
the
Ust
of
Effective
Pagesstates the cuneot Change
Number
for
each
page, the dates of Original
issue
and
Numbemd
Changes,
and
the Temporary
Flight
Manual
Changes the cummt
Numbered
Change
supersedes.
An
asterisk
(*)
next to a page number indicates pages changed,
added,
or deleted by the cunent change.
3:~
Numbered
Changes
do
not automatically supersede
all
outstanding Temporary Right
Manual
Changes.
Follow
instructions given
in
"Note" on Ustof
Effective
Pages
to
determine which Temporary Right
Manual
Changes to
remove when incorporating a
Numbered
Change.
RETENTION
OF
FUGHT
MANUAL
PERFORMANCE
DATA
The performance data
in
Section V of
this
manual
provides
performance
data
for
all
aircraft
with
the
same
model designation rather than perfor-
mance data for a
Specific
serial
number
aircraft.
Therefore,
due
to serial
number changes or the incorporation
of
Airplane Modibtion
Kits
(AMK's),
Airplane
Accessory
Kits
(AAK's)
or
Service
Bulletins,
petformance
charts
may
be issued against
this
Right
Manual
which
am
not applicable to
the
specific
aircraft assigned to the Right
Manual.
It
is pennissible to relo-
cate performance data not applicable to your
speci&:
aircraft to the rear of
the manual.
Retention
of
relocated performance data
is
required
as
all
pages
listed
on the Ust
of
Effective
Pages constitute
a complete
FAA
Approved Airplane Right
Manual.
Ad-
ditionally,
even
though some data
may
be relocated,
all
changes must be incorporated and the
manual
kept
current.
FAA
APPROVED
4-30-76
REISSUED
2-25-81,
CHANGE
10
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INTRODUcnON
(CONT)
NOTES,
CAUTIONS,
AND
WARNINGS
Notes, Cautions, and Warnings are
used
throughout
this
manual to
focus
at-
tention on
special
conditions or procedures
as
follows:
Notesare
used
to highlight
specific
operating conditions
or
steps
ofa procedure.
Cautions are
used
to
call
attention to operating
proce-
dures
which,
if
not sbictly
observed,
may
result
in
dam-
age to equipment.
Warnings are
used
to
call
attention to operating
proce-
dureswhich, ifnotsbictIy adhered to, may result
in
per-
sonal
injury
or
loss
of
life.
OrnER PUBUCAll0NS
The
foHowing
is
a list of learjet publications referenced
in
this
Airplane
Right
Manual.
Such references
in
this
manual are made by number
and
do
not contain any
revision
indication.
However,
such
references are to be
un-
derstood
as
"the
latest:
revision".
AIRPLANE
ACCESSORY
KITS
(AAK)
AAK
77-8
AAK
79-4
AAK
79-10
AAK
80-2
AAK8Q-3
AAK81-1
AAK83-8
AAK86-1
iv
Increase
T~ff
Gross
Weight
to
18,000 Pounds
Installation of Conical Fan Spinner
for
TFE
731
Engines
Installation
of
Wmg
Fences,
StaB
Strips
and
Boundary
Layer
Energizers
(Softflite)
(Superseded by
AM}{
83-5)
Increase Takeoff Gross Weight to 18,300 Pounds
Increase Landing
Gross
Weight
to 15,300 Pounds
Installation of Starter Bectrical Contactors
Installation
of
Components to
Allow
Variable
Pitch
Trim
Settings at
Takeoff
Installation of
Windshield
Defog
Improvement
FAA
APPROVED
4-30-76
REISSUED
2·25-81,
CHANGE
10

INTRODUCTION (CONT)
AIRPlANE
MODIFICATION
KITS
(AMK)
AMK
76-3
AMK
76-7
AMK
78-13
AMK80-17
AMK83-5
AMK85-1
AMK90-3
AMK
91-2
Installation of Anti-Skid and
Nose
Steering
Interface
Electri-
cal
Box
Relocation of
Cabin
Air
Disbibution Row
Control
Valve
Installation ofSplit Essential
Bus
Elechical
System
Installation of Current Umiter
Warning
and Starter
Indica-
tor Ughts
InstaDation
of
Wing
Fences,
Stall
Ships
and
Boundary
Layer
Energizers
(Softflite)
(Supersedes
MK
79-10)
Electrical Power Distribution Improvement
InstaUation
of Emergency Pressure Control
Circuit
Breaker
Replacement of
Wmdshield
Anti-ice
Thermostats I
ENGINEERING
CHANGE
RECORDS
(ECR)
ECR
1495 18,000 Pounds
T.O.G.W.
ECR
2234
Takeoff Gross Weight Increase
REID
CHANGE
NOTICES
(FCN)
FCN
89-1
Increase
Altitude
Urnitation
for
Operation
of
Freon
Air
Conditioning System
SERVICE
BULLETINS
(SB~
SB
35/36-21-17
SB
35/36-22-4
SB
35/36-27-7
SB
35/36-28-11
SB
35/36-32-4
Installation
of
Wmdshield
Defog Improvement I
Modification
of
Mach
Trim
Computer
Modification
of Spoileron Computer
Assembly
I
Installation
of Standby
Fuel
Pump Annunciators
Replacement of
Landing
Gear
Hydraulic
Selector
Valve
FAA
APPROVED
4-30-76
RBSSUED
2-25-81,
CHANGE
10 v

FAA APPROVED 4-30-76 I-1
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 10
SECTION I — LIMITATIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General
Certification Status....................................................................1-1
Type of Operation ....................................................................1-1
Performance Configuration .......................................................1-1
Minimum Flight Crew................................................................1-1
Maneuvers ...............................................................................1-1
Weight and C.G. Limits
Maximum Ramp Weight............................................................1-2
Maximum Certified Takeoff Weight.............................................1-3
Maximum Zero Wing and Tip Fuel Weight ..................................1-3
Maximum Allowable Takeoff Weight...........................................1-4
Maximum Certified Landing Weight............................................1-4
Maximum Allowable Landing Weight ..........................................1-5
Center-of-Gravity Envelope........................................................1-5
Aircraft Certified for 17,000 Pounds Takeoff Weight.............1-6
(Figure 1-1) ........................................................................1-6
Aircraft Certified for 18,000 Pounds Takeoff Weight.............1-7
(Figure 1-2) ........................................................................1-7
Aircraft Certified for 18,300 Pounds Takeoff Weight.............1-8
(Figure 1-3) ........................................................................1-8
Airspeed/Mach Limits
Maximum Operating Speed VMO/MMO ......................................1-9
Maneuvering Speed VA.............................................................1-9
Maximum Landing Gear Operating Speed VLO ...........................1-9
Airspeed/Mach Limits (Figure 1-4) ...........................................1-10
Maximum Landing Gear Extended Speed VLE ...........................1-11
Maximum Flap Extended Speed VFE.........................................1-11
Minimum Control Speed Air VMCA...........................................1-11
Minimum Control Speed Ground VMCG ....................................1-11
Critical Engine Failure Speed V1..............................................1-11
Rotation Speed VR.................................................................1-12
Takeoff Safety Speed V2.........................................................1-12
Ambient Temperature Limits (Figure 1-4A).............................1-12
CHANGE
FAA APPROVED 4-30-76 I-1
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 10
SECTION I — LIMITATIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General
Certification Status....................................................................1-1
Type of Operation ....................................................................1-1
Performance Configuration .......................................................1-1
Minimum Flight Crew................................................................1-1
Maneuvers ...............................................................................1-1
Weight and C.G. Limits
Maximum Ramp Weight............................................................1-2
Maximum Certified Takeoff Weight.............................................1-3
Maximum Zero Wing and Tip Fuel Weight ..................................1-3
Maximum Allowable Takeoff Weight...........................................1-4
Maximum Certified Landing Weight............................................1-4
Maximum Allowable Landing Weight ..........................................1-5
Center-of-Gravity Envelope........................................................1-5
Aircraft Certified for 17,000 Pounds Takeoff Weight.............1-6
(Figure 1-1) ........................................................................1-6
Aircraft Certified for 18,000 Pounds Takeoff Weight.............1-7
(Figure 1-2) ........................................................................1-7
Aircraft Certified for 18,300 Pounds Takeoff Weight.............1-8
(Figure 1-3) ........................................................................1-8
Airspeed/Mach Limits
Maximum Operating Speed VMO/MMO ......................................1-9
Maneuvering Speed VA.............................................................1-9
Maximum Landing Gear Operating Speed VLO ...........................1-9
Airspeed/Mach Limits (Figure 1-4) ...........................................1-10
Maximum Landing Gear Extended Speed VLE ...........................1-11
Maximum Flap Extended Speed VFE.........................................1-11
Minimum Control Speed Air VMCA...........................................1-11
Minimum Control Speed Ground VMCG ....................................1-11
Critical Engine Failure Speed V1..............................................1-11
Rotation Speed VR.................................................................1-12
Takeoff Safety Speed V2.........................................................1-12
Ambient Temperature Limits (Figure 1-4A).............................1-12
CHANGE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont)
Takeoff and Landing Operational Limits
Temperature Limits.................................................................1-13
Maximum Altitude ..................................................................1-13
Wind Components..................................................................1-13
Runway Conditions.................................................................1-13
Maximum Nose Wheel Steering Speed .....................................1-13
Tire Limiting Speed ................................................................1-13
Tip Tank Fuel.........................................................................1-13
Minimum Fuel ........................................................................1-13
Pressurization.........................................................................1-14
Seat Belts ..............................................................................1-14
Enroute Operational Limits
Temperature Limits.................................................................1-14
Maximum Operating Altitude...................................................1-14
Flight Load Acceleration Limits................................................1-14
System Limits
Stall Warning System..............................................................1-15
Trim Systems .........................................................................1-15
Yaw Damper ..........................................................................1-16
Spoiler...................................................................................1-16
Hydraulic System....................................................................1-16
Generator Limits ....................................................................1-16
Electrical System ...................................................................1-17
Engine Synchronizer...............................................................1-17
External Power.......................................................................1-17
Freon Cooling System.............................................................1-17
Oxygen System ......................................................................1-18
Pressurization Limit ............................................................. 1-18A
Windshield and Radome Anti-Ice Fluid................................... 1-18A
Thrust Reversers (if installed)................................................. 1-18A
Powerplant Limits
Engine Speed Limits .............................................................1-18B
Engine Operating Temperatures.............................................1-18B
Turbine Temperature Limits (ITT)
Starting (Figure 1-5)....................................................... 1-18C
Except Starting (Figure 1-6) ...............................................1-19
Oil Limits
Oil Temperature ...................................................................1-18B
Approved Oils ......................................................................1-18B
CHANGE
I-2 FAA APPROVED 4-30-76
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 13
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont)
Takeoff and Landing Operational Limits
Temperature Limits.................................................................1-13
Maximum Altitude ..................................................................1-13
Wind Components..................................................................1-13
Runway Conditions.................................................................1-13
Maximum Nose Wheel Steering Speed .....................................1-13
Tire Limiting Speed ................................................................1-13
Tip Tank Fuel.........................................................................1-13
Minimum Fuel ........................................................................1-13
Pressurization.........................................................................1-14
Seat Belts ..............................................................................1-14
Enroute Operational Limits
Temperature Limits.................................................................1-14
Maximum Operating Altitude...................................................1-14
Flight Load Acceleration Limits................................................1-14
System Limits
Stall Warning System..............................................................1-15
Trim Systems .........................................................................1-15
Yaw Damper ..........................................................................1-16
Spoiler...................................................................................1-16
Hydraulic System....................................................................1-16
Generator Limits ....................................................................1-16
Electrical System ...................................................................1-17
Engine Synchronizer...............................................................1-17
External Power.......................................................................1-17
Freon Cooling System.............................................................1-17
Oxygen System ......................................................................1-18
Pressurization Limit ............................................................. 1-18A
Windshield and Radome Anti-Ice Fluid................................... 1-18A
Thrust Reversers (if installed)................................................. 1-18A
Powerplant Limits
Engine Speed Limits .............................................................1-18B
Engine Operating Temperatures.............................................1-18B
Turbine Temperature Limits (ITT)
Starting (Figure 1-5)....................................................... 1-18C
Except Starting (Figure 1-6) ...............................................1-19
Oil Limits
Oil Temperature ...................................................................1-18B
Approved Oils ......................................................................1-18B
CHANGE

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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS (Cont)
FuelUmits
Fuel
Temperature ...................................................................1-20
Unusable
Fuel
........................................................................1-20
Fuel
Additives
.........................................................................1-20
Anti-Icing
Additive
...............................................................1-20
Biocide
Additive
.................................................................. 1-20
8ectronic
Fuel
Computer
Specific
Gravity
................................1-21
Approved
Fuels
......................................................................1-22
Emergency Fuel
Aviation
Gasoline ...................................................................1-23
Instrument Markings
AirspeedlMachmeter.............................................................. 1-25
Trim
...................................................................................... 1-26
Cabin
A1timeter/Differential
Pressure ....................................... 1-26
Turbine
Speed
(N2)
.................................................................1-27
Turbine
Temperature
(1TT)
.......................................................1-27
Fan
Speed
(Nl)
.......................................................................1-28
Oil
Pressure ...........................................................................1-28
Oil
Temperature .....................................................................1-29
Ammeter ............................................................................... 1-29
DC Voltmeter......................................................................... 1-29
AC
Voltmeter......................................................................... 1-29
HydrauliC
Pressure ..................................................................1-30
Emergency
Air
.......................................................................1-30
Oxygen
Pressure ....................................................................1-30
FAA
APPROVED
4-30-76
REISSUED
2-25-81,
CHANGE
12
1-3

FAA APPROVED 4-30-76 1-1
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 13
GENERAL
CERTIFICATION STATUS
This airplane is certified in accordance with FAR 25.
TYPE OF OPERATION
This aircraft is approved for VFR, IFR, day, night, and icing conditions.
When icing or frost conditions exist, this airplane must be inspected and
operated in accordance with the Cold Weather Operation procedures of
Section II. These procedures include the requirement to assure that all
critical surfaces of the airplane (wing, vertical and horizontal stabilizers,
flight control surfaces, spoilers and flaps) are free of frost, ice and snow for
takeoff. Conducting only a visual inspection may not detect very small levels
of contamination; therefore, a tactile (hand on surface) check of the wing
leading edge and adjacent wing upper surface is required when the ambient
temperature is less than 10° C (50° F).
PERFORMANCE CONFIGURATION
The airplane configuration must be as presented under Standard Perfor-
mance Conditions in Section V.
MINIMUM FLIGHT CREW
The minimum flight crew shall consist of pilot and copilot.
MANEUVERS
No aerobatic maneuvers, including spins, are approved.
Intentional stalls (pusher actuations) are prohibited above 18,000 feet with
flaps and/or landing gear extended.
, CHANGE
FAA APPROVED 4-30-76 1-1
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 13
GENERAL
CERTIFICATION STATUS
This airplane is certified in accordance with FAR 25.
TYPE OF OPERATION
This aircraft is approved for VFR, IFR, day, night, and icing conditions.
When icing or frost conditions exist, this airplane must be inspected and
operated in accordance with the Cold Weather Operation procedures of
Section II. These procedures include the requirement to assure that all
critical surfaces of the airplane (wing, vertical and horizontal stabilizers,
flight control surfaces, spoilers and flaps) are free of frost, ice and snow for
takeoff. Conducting only a visual inspection may not detect very small levels
of contamination; therefore, a tactile (hand on surface) check of the wing
leading edge and adjacent wing upper surface is required when the ambient
temperature is less than 10° C (50° F).
PERFORMANCE CONFIGURATION
The airplane configuration must be as presented under Standard Perfor-
mance Conditions in Section V.
MINIMUM FLIGHT CREW
The minimum flight crew shall consist of pilot and copilot.
MANEUVERS
No aerobatic maneuvers, including spins, are approved.
Intentional stalls (pusher actuations) are prohibited above 18,000 feet with
flaps and/or landing gear extended.
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WEIGHT AND C.G. LIMITS
MAXIMUM RAMP WEIGHT
Ramp Weight shall not exceed Maximum Allowable
Takeoff Weight by more than 250 lbs (113 kg).
MODEL 35A:
•Serials 35-067 and subsequent not incorporating
ECR 1495, ECR 2234, AAK 77-8, or AAK 80-2 .... 17,250 Pounds
7,825 kg
•Serials 35-067 thru 35-344 when incorporating
ECR 1495 or AAK 77-8 ........................................ 18,250 Pounds
8,278 kg
•Serials 35-067 thru 35-344 when incorporating
AAK 80-2............................................................. 18,500 Pounds
8,392 kg
•Serials 35-345 and subsequent when incorporating
ECR 2234 ............................................................. 18,500 Pounds
8,392 kg
MODEL 36A:
•Serials 36-018 thru 36-045 not incorporating
AAK 80-2 ............................................................. 18,250 Pounds
8,278 kg
•Serials 36-018 thru 36-045 when incorporating
AAK 80-2.............................................................. 18,500 Pounds
8,392 kg
•Serials 36-046 and subsequent ............................. 18,500 Pounds
8,392 kg
NOTE
, CHANGE
6
1-2 FAA APPROVED 4-30-76
REISSUED 2-25-81, CHANGE 6
WEIGHT AND C.G. LIMITS
MAXIMUM RAMP WEIGHT
Ramp Weight shall not exceed Maximum Allowable
Takeoff Weight by more than 250 lbs (113 kg).
MODEL 35A:
•Serials 35-067 and subsequent not incorporating
ECR 1495, ECR 2234, AAK 77-8, or AAK 80-2 .... 17,250 Pounds
7,825 kg
•Serials 35-067 thru 35-344 when incorporating
ECR 1495 or AAK 77-8 ........................................ 18,250 Pounds
8,278 kg
•Serials 35-067 thru 35-344 when incorporating
AAK 80-2............................................................. 18,500 Pounds
8,392 kg
•Serials 35-345 and subsequent when incorporating
ECR 2234 ............................................................. 18,500 Pounds
8,392 kg
MODEL 36A:
•Serials 36-018 thru 36-045 not incorporating
AAK 80-2 ............................................................. 18,250 Pounds
8,278 kg
•Serials 36-018 thru 36-045 when incorporating
AAK 80-2.............................................................. 18,500 Pounds
8,392 kg
•Serials 36-046 and subsequent ............................. 18,500 Pounds
8,392 kg
NOTE
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