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Bell 206 Longranger Helicopter Aircraft Tail Driveshaft For Repair on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Lanseria, South Africa, South Africa

Lanseria, South Africa, South Africa
Used part found in a long term storage unit.Visually has a crack in the one fitting as shown in the photo, which will need to be de riveted and replaced, would need to be looked over by suitably qualified engineer.
Brand:Enstrom

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You are bidding on a used Bell Longranger tail drive shaft and could possibly be used on various homebuilt aircraft, airboat, test engine etc.

This is the repairable rivet type driveshaft and would need to be inspected by suitably qualified engineer.

It was removed due to a crack on the one coupling,which would need to be de riveted and replaced with a serviceable coupling and re certified.

This item costs serious cash if bought from Bell.

Great item for training school, museum, etc.

As parts are used out of control, we cannot be held responsible for any parts supplied, buyer to assess suitability and buyer takes full responsibility for the subsequent use of the parts.


We are in international seller, therefore shipping costs more than local shipping and takes longer.

Please allow 14 working days for delivery.

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