P/N: 1441003-1
Category: Landing Gear Parts
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| Condition | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|
| As Removed | $165.00 | 12 Available |
The 1441003-1 is a steel main landing gear axle for Cessna 182Q and compatible airframes. This axle supports the main wheel assembly and bearing stack while transmitting braking and taxi loads during ground operations. Manufactured from high-strength steel to withstand repeated landing impacts and directional forces.
Installation requires approved bearings, spacers, and castle nut hardware torqued to specification per the aircraft maintenance manual. Verify compatibility with your aircraft's Illustrated Parts Catalog before installation.
Please note: Product descriptions are provided for informational purposes. Always refer to your aircraft's Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC) to verify part compatibility and specifications.
The 1441003-1 is a steel main landing gear axle for Cessna 182Q and compatible airframes. This axle supports the main wheel assembly and bearing stack while transmitting braking and taxi loads during ground operations.
Part number 1441003-1 is listed in multiple aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalogs. Always verify the AXLE against your specific aircraft model's IPC and Type Certificate Data Sheet before ordering. Currently available in: As Removed.
Documentation varies by condition. Overhauled and repaired landing gear components include 8130-3 airworthiness tags. New surplus includes manufacturer documentation. Contact us for trace documentation on the specific condition you need.
Yes, we offer quantity discounts for fleet maintenance orders. Submit a Request for Quote (RFQ) specifying your required quantity, or call (904) 998-9101 to discuss fleet pricing for the AXLE.