Bendix Magneto Impulse Couplings And Cams Continental Cw Rotation. 470 520 550. on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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This listing is for clockwise rotating impulse coupling bodies and cam assemblies for Bending Magnetos.. Part numbers are as follows. Body part numbers (4) 10-51333, (2) 10-76232... Cam Assemblies (2) 10-57442, (1) 10-57439, (1) 10-102078, (1) 10-160893, (1) 10-160894.
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