Pair Of Slick 4371 Magnetos With Harnesses And Impulse Couplings on 2040-parts.com
Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada
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For sale is a pair (2) of Slick 4371 magnetos and their harnesses. Both are equipped with impulse couplings. Photos of ID plates provide details for each. According to the engine log these have run 962 hours from factory new and did have the required 500 hour inspection service done. Both were operating within limits when removed and appear in very good condition. It is the buyers responsibility to assess and establish the airworthiness of these components. Seller does not offer comment or opinion to that matter and offers no warranty. |
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