T210M

The T210M Turbo Centurion, built by Cessna, is a high-wing, single-engine light aircraft recognized for its retractable landing gear and high performance. The T210M variant was manufactured between 1977 and 1978, featuring an optional 310 horsepower TSIO-520-R engine. A total of 1,381 units of this model were produced.

Cessna, the aircraft manufacturer, introduced the foundational Cessna 210 Centurion series in 1957, with production spanning nearly three decades. This family of six-seat, light utility aircraft became indispensable in general aviation.

A variety of access solutions supports detailed maintenance across this aircraft. Platforms like the Reach Deck Platform and Platform Ladder Warthog aid general and forward fuselage access, including for cargo and cabin needs. For maintenance around the engine, specialized stands and platforms assist with servicing the engine inlet/exhaust and fuel tanks/pumps in the wing and engine pylon sections. Modular Stepover Platforms and Bridge Decks offer access for work in the middle fuselage area, targeting the wing box and fuel systems. Furthermore, equipment such as the Super Trestle Scaffold and Easyraise is foundational for accessing the tail section’s vertical and horizontal stabilizers, ensuring thorough upkeep of the empennage. Ultraraise equipment provides access to the nose section for avionics and cockpit maintenance.