Find Continental GTSIO-520-H Engine w/998.3hrs SMOH by Ram Aircraft Cessna 421B in Phoenix, Arizona, United States, for US $17,995.00

Continental GTSIO-520-H overhualed by Ram Aircraft!

S/N 234868-R

Engine removed from a Cessna 421B that was damaged by Hurricane Odile back in September 2014 in Cabo San Lucas. This sale is for the entire engine assembly with accessories and turbo assembly.

This is the Right Hand engine with a total time of 3188.9 hrs and 998.3hrs since major overhaul by Ram Aircraft. Engine was overhauled to New Parts limits back in 03' This is a 1600HR TBO Engine!!

Included in sale:

GTSIO-520-H R/H
Mags
Oil Cooler
Starter
Alternator
Exhaust
Spider Injection
Hoses
Baffling
Turbo
Wastegate
Brackett Air Filter
All Lines, Valves, Clamps, Complete!
COMPLETE LOG BOOK since Overhaul

Last Compression Recorded at Last Annual 11': 74 72 70 60 76 75 over 80. For some reason the log is missing the annual for this engine for 12' and 13'. The left hand engine has the annuals recorded but the right engine log is missing the entries....

Now this engine was installed on a Cessna 421B that was parked in a hanger at the Cabo San Lucas airport when Hurricane Odile hit. The hanger it was in didnt get knocked down but the side panels and door were blown in. A few prop blades did get damaged from debris rubbing against the blades and also from transportation back to the states. The blades were not bent but had rubb marks in the edges, take this info as you see it but that is what happened.

Engine is being sold "as removed" with no warranties given, expressed, or implied. Buyer to determine airworthiness. However I DO gaurantee that the crankshaft and gear box with prop flange to be good and pass inspection. Please if you have any questions just ask, I offer worldwide service.

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