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2020 Catalog McFarlane Aviation Products FAA-PMAMcFarlane Manufacturer Aviation of Quality Aircraft Products Parts 2020 Catalog Sample pages only! Contact us for your own FULL 276 page catalogue! 800-626-7178 [email protected] www.mcfarlaneaviation.com Customer Number Photo credit John King - See pg 9 for details Our Mission: To anticipate and listen to the needs of the aviation community. To continuously develop innovative solutions and improved aviation products that provide value. To produce and offer safe, quality aviation products that instill pride and confidence in the McFarlane brand. To provide fast delivery, a realistic price, and old-fashioned customer service with customer focused technical support. To provide a challenging, rewarding, safe, and fun place to work. To care for our community and environment. McFarlane Aviation Products is a manufacturer of replacement parts for Cessna, Piper, Grumman, Beechcraft and Ag-Cat airplanes, as well as experimental, homebuilt and LSA aircraft. We have thousands of FAA-PMA part numbers on the shelf for immediate shipment. Our facility is conveniently located in the center of the United States near Baldwin City, KS on the Vinland Valley Aerodrome (K64). Our growing corporate office and manufacturing facility includes a campus of four buildings with more than 100,000 square feet of office space, inventory storage and factory floor. Our products are not simply duplicates of their OEM counterparts, but are engineered to be superior in quality and have a longer service life. In addition to quality improvements you also get a lower price. In fact, many McFarlane replacement parts sell for up to 60% less than the equivalent aircraft manufacturer’s part. In addition to McFarlane's extensive line of high quality replacement parts, we also: - Distribute a wide variety of general aviation products and accessories - Provide custom manufactured Door Cables, Flight Cables and Push-Pull Controls and services. We maintain a level of inventory that allows us to provide you with amazingly quick delivery. No matter what you purchase from McFarlane Aviation Products, you can rest assured that you are getting the highest quality product at the lowest price – providing you true value and excellent service! History of McFarlane The founder, Dave McFarlane, created McFarlane Aviation in 1970. The company was created to provide aircraft repair and restoration part-time while Dave focused on agricultural aviation activities in Mississippi, Arkansas and Iowa. In 1979 Dave bought the Vinland Valley Aerodrome (K64) in Baldwin City, KS and moved the company there, where it is located today. The runway was built in a beautiful valley on the old railroad right-of-way in Vinland, Kansas, a pioneer ghost town. A few old store buildings, two old churches, several houses and the oldest library in Kansas are all that remains of the once thriving frontier settlement. The area provides a perfect setting for our business. Dave has built the company on time-tested values of integrity, dignity, respect, Historic Vinland Kansas customer service and lasting relationships. Fred McClenahan joined Dave and his wife Phylis there, where they provided aircraft repair, rental, restoration, flight instruction and agricultural aviation services. Fred plays a key role today in developing and testing the McFarlane product line. As the company prospered and grew, it was incorporated as McFarlane Aviation, Inc. in 1986. As the years went by, it became apparent to Dave and Fred that there was room for improvement in many of the aircraft parts they were installing. In 1989 the company started in a new direction, the design and manufacture of general aviation products. Using their knowledge and skills of aircraft repair and restoration, they designed, engineered, manufactured and tested Cessna seat rollers and washers utilizing new materials. These improved products were accepted by Aircraft owners as being far superior to the OEM parts while costing much less. Sales of these first products grew rapidly and customers requested more products. New replacement parts were developed and approved by the FAA while manufacturing equipment, talented people, and quality control systems were added and improved. McFarlane Aviation quickly became known as the best source for superior quality, durable, low cost parts with excellent customer service, as a result, the business grew rapidly. Over the past two decades we have added capabilities growing the product line, to include Flight Cables, Door Cables and Push Pull Controls. Today McFarlane holds design and FAA-PMA approval for thousands of different replacement parts for numerous makes of aircraft and serves major aviation centers around the world. The experience of the past and constant input from knowledgeable customers have given McFarlane engineers vast knowledge of aircraft service demands that are the foundation of improved products. The pioneering spirit lives on in Vinland, Kansas and McFarlane Aviation Products will continue with its commitment to develop innovative solutions for aircraft service problems. 2 www.mcfarlaneaviation.com A Letter from the Founder McFarlane Aviation, Inc. 696 E 1700 Rd. Baldwin City, KS 66006 [email protected] [email protected] www.mcfarlaneaviation.com 800 544 8594 Fax 785 594 3922 June 20, 2019 McFarlane Valued Customers, While I reflect on the once future years that have now become the present and past, I am reminded of the many contributions that have been made to this company by our employees and the aviation community. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all of the aircraft owners, commercial operators, repair facilities, FBOs and parts distributors that have supported us over the years. Thank you! You are the reason we can continue to develop improved aircraft parts. Our common goal of reasonably priced replacement parts that work better, safer and last longer is shared by all of us. Without your support we could not survive the tedious and expensive process of product development, testing and FAA certification. Many of you have shared with us your knowledge and insight for new products and improvements that comes from your years of experience in repairing and operating aircraft. Your help has not been forgotten. I would also like to thank the FAA personnel that have worked with us. Many of them have gone the extra mile in supporting our goals. With the help of all of you, McFarlane Aviation Products has become a leader in light aircraft replacement parts innovation. I hope we can repay you by providing you with products and service that meet your expectations. I have not forgotten that this company is also your creation. Best Regards, Dave McFarlane Founder McFarlane Aviation Products www.mcfarlaneaviation.com 3 McFarlane Aviation Products McFarlane is a unique and diversified company that specializes in providing high quality, affordable FAA-PMA components, but also manufactures flight control cables, aircraft door cables, seat rails, and push-pull controls for the broader aerospace industry. With our extensive manufacturing capabilities and experienced staff of engineers and technicians, we are able to design and deliver custom solutions to meet the unique needs of our customers worldwide. Custom Door Cables Are you frustrated with having to make a stock door cable work for you? We have the solution! We produce hand-crafted custom door cables fabricat- ed to your specifications. We offer a wide range of color and configuration options. We maintain an extensive stock of cable and fittings that allows us to provide you with expedited delivery to support your needs. Quality, dependability, durability and ease of maintenance FAA-PMA Parts matter. Our custom pre-formed, stainless steel aircraft McFarlane Aviation Products analyzed by looking at ser- cables are built to last. They are sealed with silicone designs and manufactures vice history and maintenance rubber that make them easy to clean, prevents cracking due thousands of different qual- problems of each component. to wear or climate changes, do not separate from the cable ity FAA-PMA parts for Cess- We then use this data and our and remain pliable for easy opening and closing of aircraft na, Piper, Grumman, Beech- decades of experience to con- doors. When you buy our custom door cables you can be craft and Ag Cat aircraft. Our sider improvements that could assured our products meet your needs with traceability of all products are engineered to not be foreseen when the materials and tests are maintained for our custom cables. be superior in quality, have parts were originally designed. a longer service life and still Many times, new manufactur- be more affordable than the ing technology or high-tech corresponding OEM aircraft materials that were not avail- parts. In addition to McFar- able when the parts were first lane aircraft parts, we also designed allow us to improve distribute many quality re- products while at the same placement aircraft parts for time reducing the cost. This other manufacturers. Each translates into a better product new product we develop is at a lower cost for you. Custom Flight Cables When you purchase our custom flight cables you can rest assured you are purchasing products that meet or exceed all DOD MIL-SPEC and FAA specifications We are DOD cer- tified (QML listed) to fabricate flight cable assemblies to MIL-DTL-6117 specifications or we can manufacture to your specifications. Our flight cables are produced with stan- dard AN or MS type fittings and are pre-stretched and proof loaded in accordance with MIL-DTL-5688. McFarlane Aviation also manufactures and certifies cable assemblies to the NAS302 through NAS310 standards. If you need cable assemblies requiring spe- cial non-standard terminals, we can quickly make them to your specifications or old ca- ble utilizing our precision machine shop, inspection system, and quality-controlled pro- cesses. To enhance the longevity of your cables we also offer several industry standard corrosion preventatives.
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