Aircraft Park Brake Valve. From J35 Bonanza. Cessna Piper Beech on 2040-parts.com
Ottumwa, Iowa, US
Park brake valve to lock hydraulic brake fluid when brakes are set. Taken from Bonanza J35. Will fit other aircraft with hydraulic brakes. Hoof products part number A531 serial number 3061.
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