Aircraft Vacuum Systems Components on 2040-parts.com
Gilroy, California, US
Complete vacuum system with following parts ($value is Aircraft Spruce new price): Airborne FAA approved overhaul 215CC dry air pump S/N47779 ($194), Airborne dual outlet Vacuum Regulator M/#133A4 with new filter ($400), Varga 1" suction gauge ($87), Rapco Vacuum inlet assembly P/#RA1J7-1, filter RA-D9-18-1($27), Rapco RA1k1-6-10 (2 ea) right angle vacuum pump fitting ($30 ea), Rapco RA1K8-6-10 180 degree fitting ($39). Total new value for all parts $807.00 Parts are as represented and in excellent condition.
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