JACK PAD- COVER ASSEMBLY

The 000-100100-2 is a genuine Textron Aviation jack pad cover assembly for Beechcraft aircraft, the companion configuration to the 000-100100-1 in the same jack-pad hardware family. A jack pad is the reinforced jacking point where a maintenance jack is positioned to safely lift the airframe for landing-gear swings, tire and brake service, and weighing; this cover assembly protects that point and keeps it clean and serviceable between uses. It carries an export classification of ECCN 9A991 and is applicable to the Beechcraft Baron B55, E55, 58, and G58, along with the Bonanza 36 and the Bonanza F33, G33, F33A, and F33C. As an original-equipment (OEM) part supplied directly by Textron Aviation, the 000-100100-2 is built to Beechcraft's specification for fit, material, and finish, and cross-references the aircraft's type design exactly as documented in the maintenance data. Choosing the genuine assembly over an unapproved substitute preserves configuration control and simplifies inspection sign-offs. The Beechcraft Bonanza, first delivered in 1947, holds the longest production run of any aircraft in history, and the Baron is its twin-engine development, introduced in 1961 — both known for solid handling and enduring owner loyalty. Because these models share so much structure and hardware, jack-pad components like this are common across the Bonanza and Baron families. These aircraft are built by Beechcraft, founded in Wichita, Kansas in 1932 and part of Textron Aviation since 2014, which supports the active Bonanza and Baron fleet worldwide with genuine factory parts. Request a quote for 000-100100-2 or browse more Beechcraft Bonanza and Baron parts on Flying411.