Used Rotax 582 Aircraft Engine With Gear Box on 2040-parts.com
Navajo Dam, New Mexico, United States
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This is a nice 582 gray head with 2.58 gear box.two bing 54 carbs,fresh decarbon,aprox . 100 hours. This was my spare engine for my dream machine.You will love it.Have the crate to ship it in and maintainance disc. all included.No charge fore crating, ships by truck buyer pays shipping. Will deliver to freight terminal in farmington nm. free
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