Nice 377-447 Rotax Complete Engine Fan Tower Assembly Ultralight/airboat/etc on 2040-parts.com
Boulder Junction, Wisconsin, US
What I have up for bids here is good used and completely original factory Rotax complete fan tower/housing assembly with fan and belt for use on all of the 377 and 447 Rotax engines. This fan tower would be perfect for the guy who is looking for a good used fan housing assembly for his build or maybe for the guy who needs this tower for the fan or other associated parts. Either way I think you will find this housing to be a great buy and find at our no reserve opening bid of just $24.99. New thru Rotax this whole assembly is pretty pricey, so dont pass up our great price. . In this auction you will get,
(1) Factory Rotax fan housing assembly, part #912-955 with fan #866-295, fan cover #975-740 and fan belt #980-436. This is a complete bolt-on fan housing. Housing is in good working and good cosmetic condition. Some light and average cosmetic wear here and there. A good used fan tower/housing assembly. ..
Now this fan housing assembly will fit all of the Nippendenso ignition model 377 and 447 series Rotax engines. If you have been looking for a good used, low cost fan housing assembly for your 377-447 Rotax , dont miss out! Please email us if you have any questions and buyer to pay shipping of $11.95 in the US will NO handling or hidden charges..
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