I have a used Electrosystems Starter Core starter core removed in Nov 2009 from my 78 Piper Turbo Lance. The starter was on a Lycoming TI0-540 SER. The starter was removed when I had an issue with its cranking strength. It turned out to have some screws loose. I am not sure if this created damage. I think my mechanic should have tightened the screws or bolts and re-installed. Any way I am listing it for sale to an experimental builder or owner of a 300hp plane that needs a starter. I do not know if it works but believe it would take little to rebuild if necessary. For sale as is.
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Lycoming lifters.(US $50.00)
Continental motors 629163 double intake hose clamp(US $15.00)
Marvel schebler ma3-spa aircraft carb(US $375.00)
Champion spark plug leads 2 sets (US $250.00)
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