Continental Io-520-k Complete Engine Fwf 509 Smoh W/ Engine Mount 17-30a on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Up for sale is this Continental IO-520-K 300HP Complete Engine firewall forward. Removed from a Bellanca Super Viking 17-30A S/N 224049-R 509.58 since factory rebuilt to zero time. Total time since new 1444 hours Last annual service was on Oct. 1st. 2015 Has had all AD's complied since 10/1/15 Accessories and crank case should be a good re builder power plant. Crankshaft Crank is VAR This sale is for the complete engine, all accessories, baffling, hoses, everything seen. We can include the engine mount if requested. Last compression recorded: 74, 74, 72, 76, 74, 76, over 80 Engine did suffer a prop strike on landing when nose gear folded. Results crankshaft needs to be replaced, a new one will need to be bought and installed. Exhaust is bent near the ends could be a replace and weld new tips. Engine is being sold as is, since I have not opened the engine I cannot verify or guarantee the internals. Please if you have any questions feel free to ask, I do offer worldwide shipping at buyers expense. Log book since new is included. We charge a flat rate freight transport fee of $525. to the lower U.S. States. |
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