Beech / Beechcraft Yoke Throw Over Arm, P/n 35-524087 on 2040-parts.com
Parker, Colorado, US
Beech / Beechcraft Yoke Throw Over Arm, P/N 35-524087. Includes chain, gear, yoke adaptor, complete. Nice shape!
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