Vintage Kart (go Cart) Hegar 4 Products 45° Motor Mount - For Mcculloch Engines on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Wisconsin, United States
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HEGAR 4 PRODUCTS 45° MOTOR MOUNT ASSEMBLY - FOR MCCULLOCH ENGINES This listing is for a NICE HEGAR 4 PRODUCTS 45° MOTOR MOUNT ASSEMBLY. This assembly is for McCulloch engines. Complete as shown (including the original side clamp plate that is relieved in the center). The first couple of threads are pulled out of the threaded side from using too short of bolts (see photo). The correct length bolts are included for full thread engagement. If you have any questions please send me a message. Randy G. |
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