Beech C-45 Hydromatic Propeller Pump Assy Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Fletcher, North Carolina, US
Beech C-45 Hydromatic propeller feathering pump bracket P/N:407-189072-1R RH. In removed condition. All parts sold as non airworthy.
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