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Original Bendix Magneto Model S6ln-40y Flange Mount Short Lug Aircraft Hot on 2040-parts.com

US $105.45
Location:

Mayville, Wisconsin, United States

Mayville, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:Used

I HAVE FOR SALE AN ORIGINAL BENDIX S6LN - 40Y MAGNETO.   THIS IS A 6 CYLINDER MAGNETO WITH A FLANGE MOUNT.   THE BOLT SPACING IS 4 1/4" FOR MOUNTING.   I AM UNSURE OF THE EXACT ORIGINAL APPLICATION.   AFTER SOME RESEARCH THIS MAG SEEMS TO BE COMMON ON AIRCRAFT APPLICATIONS.   THE MAG IS NOT HOT.  THE MAG HAS A SHORT LUG ON THE BACK AND SPINS CCW.   THE SN # 563934 IS ALSO ON THE SIDE OF THE MAG.   THE MFRS. DRG. # IS 10-85230-1.   I AM SURE THIS IS NOT A COMMON MAG TO FIND,   LET ALONE IN THIS CONDITION.   THIS MAG WAS PURCHASED FROM A RETIRED MAG RE-BUILDERS PERSONAL COLLECTION.   PLEASE WATCH MY LISTINGS AS I AM SELLING OUT A 198 MAGNETO COLLECTION.   IF YOU HAVE ANY PAYMENT QUESTIONS, SHIPPING QUESTIONS, OR OTHER IDEAS, PLEASE CALL JUSTIN AT 920-344-8077 .

 

JUSTIN WENDORFF

1051 WILLOW ST.

 LOMIRA, WI 53048

 

PAYMENT:   I will be accepting PAYPAL or CASHIERS CHECK for a fast, smooth, and easy transaction.  Payment is due within 10 days of auction end. Please omit from bidding if you cannot or do no want to pay for the item.

 

SHIPPING:    I will be using USPS shipping plus delivery confirmation.  I will combine shipping if possible, please contact me prior to checking out if you are or will be bidding on multiple items. Delivery to shows like Baraboo, Portland, Coolsprings, etc. are options, but please contact me prior to bidding to make these arrangements.  I do not use shipping for a profit center. Insurance is offered to you, at your actual cost if desired. I will ship this item International.

THE REST:    Due to the age and condition of many of the items that I sell, I will be selling them in an "AS IS" condition. I will try my best to give you an accurate and honest description of my items, listing the goods and the bads. Let the pictures be your guide. If there is a problem when you receive the item, contact me and I will try to do anything within my power to resolve the issue. I will only accept returns if there is an error in my listing, not a change of heart on your part. With that said,  I uphold a 100% feedback rating and do everything I can to maintain that status, so bid high and bid often.  GOOD LUCK AND HAPPY BIDDING!

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