Ccw Kec 340 & 440 Fan And Cover on 2040-parts.com
usa, United States
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up for auction is a fan and cover with the belt came off a ccw 340 it turns freely . it is in great shape. this engine I bought a long time ago it had less than 40 hours of run time then it sat in my garage now iam tearing it apart and sell piece by piece. it was never stuck always free. shipping will be $6.00 to the lower 48 states. thanks for looking and look at my other auctions
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