Daniel,
I too am looking for the information.  I only require the wing plans.
If I come into the possession of them I will let you know.
Good luck with your search.

The aircraft maintenance manual shows how and where to support the aircraft for various maintenance procedures.  You can obtain a copy through Cessna, and get a copy of their catalog of available information at (316) 517-5800.  Nope, they do not have a toll free number.

The AMM specifies the methods and locations where to support the aircraft; what equipment you use to do that is up to you.  Knowing the weight of the aircraft, you can craft up whatever works.  There are a number of jacks/stands shown in the Aircraft Spruce Catalog, but I am sure that there are lots of other suppliers, too.  Visit your local, friendly FBO and see what they use.  Just be sure that whatever you do use, make it sturdy enough and be sure that it is stable enough to not fall over on top of you (because Murphy's Law says that you can bet the aircraft will be jostled and bumped while up on the jacks).

I've been looking for the fuselage jig called out in Cessna General Letter number 26 and the print showing the structural measurements to make to ensure the fuselage is straight. I found one of the jigs at a repair shop. Cessna says they don't have plans for the jig nor the structural measurement drawing. I did come up with service kit 8053-1 that shows how to set up the jig in letter #26. I've been trying to communicate with various old Cessna distributors to see if they have a copy of the drawings or the jig itself. not a whole lot of luck on that yet.

I'd be intrerested in any drawings or plans that can be found for fuselage or wing jigs.

Tye

I know that the Cessna SRM indicates that plans are available for wing jigs to carry out extensive repairs. Apparently they do not sell them any more.

Did anyone come up with a source for Jig plans??

I am in the process of repairing some Cessna 172 wings and would be very interested in getting a set of jig plans.
I would be happy to pay any costs involved.
Dave

Jay,
Have you had a chance to ask your A&P about his jig plans.
An IA friend of mine and I are planning to build a jig.  We have two undamaged wings we plan to use to help us get things located properly but would really like a set of plans to help us avoid a great deal of experimentation.
Please contact me if he is willing to talk about his jig.
Thanks in advance,
Clay

We have several wing and flight control jigs that we use in house. We have designed a majority of them our selves. Sorry, I can not sell any schematics we have of them, but if your looking to have someone repair your wings or flight controls for a desent price, dont hesitate to look us up.....WWW.StraightFlight.com