Bendix Flame Arrestor Stainless Steel Clamp Mount on 2040-parts.com
East Wenatchee, Washington, US
This is a Bendix Stainless Steel U.S C. G. Approved Flame Arrestor for Marine Carburetor applications. It is the clamp style with no hole in the top. The clamp and hose fitting are included, they will need to be painted they are not stainless. The top of the arrestor is not dented there are a few light scratches, on the bottom there is one small dent and a few scratches, for a restoration these would not be any issue, generally I would consider this to be in very good condition. I do not know what engine that this came with, the opening is 3" where it clamps to the top of the carburetor.
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