Set Of Tail Rotor Pedals Hughes 269a Th-55 Helicopter Part Rare on 2040-parts.com
Tupelo, Mississippi, US
Set of Tail Rotor Pedals
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You are bidding on the tail rotor pedals shown in the photos above. They are for the Hughes TH-55/269A helicopter.
There is absolutely no implied or stated warranty. The items are sold "as-is" with no returns. By bidding, the buyer assumes any and all responsibility and is 100% responsible for determining the serviceability and air worthiness of all aircraft parts prior to use on any aircraft. Additionally, the buyer acknowledges the seller isn't responsible for any future use or misuse of the product.
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