Military Aircraft Tie Down Cargo Hook Eastern Rotorcraft Corp 10,000 Lb Cap on 2040-parts.com
Grayslake, Illinois, United States
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Aircraft tie down hook/hoist. Made by Eastern Rotorcraft Corp. for military. Part number SP-4038. Type MB-1. 10,000 pound capacity. Thanks for looking. Please see my other items, I offer a shipping discount based on total weight shipped and will be calculated at checkout. International welcome. I accept Paypal only. Please e-mail with any questions before bidding. |
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