Vintage U.s. Aw-1-7/8-17-cg Hydraulic Pressure Aircraft Indicator Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Richardson, Texas, United States
Vintage U.S. AW-1-7/8-17-CG Hydraulic Pressure Aircraft Indicator Gauge
Working condition unknown. I do not know how to test this gauge. You should assume it needs repair and is missing parts. Refer to pictures of exact gauge for sale. G519 |
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