Product Details
| End Types | Length | Cable Size/Type | Locations Used |
| Eye/Fork | 31.125″ | 1/8″ 7×19 SS | Various on pressurized aircraft |
Door Cables for Cessna, Piper and Beechcraft Aircraft
Aero-Cable Corp designs and approvals are now owned and manufactured by McFarlane!
Pre-stretched, silicone-covered aircraft cables are easy to clean, will not crack due to wear or climate changes, do not separate from the cables, and remain pliable for easy opening or closing of aircraft doors.
- Multiple color options
- Hand-crafted with the highest quality standards
- FAA-PMA approved
- Eligibility Information
| Don’t settle for the factory color, choose a color to match your interior! |
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Custom Door Cables
Hand-crafted custom door cables can be fabricated to your specifications. For more information, go to Custom Door Cables.
Note:Measure cable from center of eye or fork end to end of stud end:
Eligible Aircraft
| Make | Model | Start S/N | End S/N | Location | Eligibility Chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Piper | PA-60-601P | 60-8263001 | 60-9963999 | Cabin Door | 6752 |
| Piper | PA-60-601P (Ted Smith Aerostar 601P) | 61P-0157-001 | 61P-0860-8163455 | Cabin Door | 6752 |
| Piper | PA-60-602P | 60-8265001 | 60-9965999 | Cabin Door | 6752 |
| Piper | PA-60-602P (Ted Smith Aerostar 602P) | 62P-0750-8165001 | 62P-0932-8165055 | Cabin Door | 6752 |
| Piper | PA-60-700P | 60-8223001 | 60-9923999 | Cabin Door | 6752 |
Part Number Information
Supersedes Part Numbers
250039-503 (Piper) | 31125 (Piper)
Cross-reference information
Cross Reference Reference only: Please verify the product is eligible for your aircraft before adding to your cart. OEM Part Number McFarlane Part Number Comment 250039-503 31125-DKGY0 31125 31125-DKGY0
Additional product information
Approval: FAA PMA SupersedesPartNumber: 250039-503 (Manufacturer: Piper) SupersedesPartNumber: 31125 (Manufacturer: Piper)
Product Documents
Frequently Asked Questions
I bought door cables that have small holes in the rubber coating. Is this normal or are the cables damaged?
The small holes are normal as they are part of the manufacturing process.
