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 Post subject: Martin PBM5-A Manual?
PostPosted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 8:19 am 
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Hi guys,
Does anyone of you know a way to acquire a manual of the Mariner 5A amphibious variant? They seem to be a bit rare as I never saw one. May be stencilled, or digital.

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Flight manual, Maintenace manual, SRM, or IPB?
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try "trade a plane" magazine. this source i'm sending is a company in eastern ohio. you'll have to cruise through an issue, online
or the mag itself. I think they are out of canton or akron, ohio vicinity. if you see something on their advertisement or website that says "turkeyfoot road" then you hit pay dirt. that's all they do, both military & civilian aircraft manuals dating back to ww II. happy hunting!! :snipe: sorry, can't remember the name of the company .

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tom d. friedman wrote:
I think they are out of canton or akron, ohio vicinity. if you see something on their advertisement or website that says "turkeyfoot road" then you hit pay dirt. that's all they do, both military & civilian aircraft manuals dating back to ww II. happy hunting!! :snipe: sorry, can't remember the name of the company .


I do believe you're referring to these guys, Essco Aircraft. http://www.esscoaircraft.com/ They seem to have just about every manual on the planet!

See what I mean?
http://www.esscoaircraft.com/p-16892-ma ... dbook.aspx
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