Zenoah G-25 Engine 22hp 2-stroke Ultralight Engine on 2040-parts.com
Clarksville, Tennessee, United States
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Running Zenoah G-25 22hp 242cc 2-stroke (I think, sorry, not much information on these). Keihin Carb needs cleaned, but engine is in very good condition.
The wiring to the coil is kind of just twisted on and the coil wire is old(probably original). There is also a slight bit of oil residue out the exhaust spring connection, but no oil residue at head or block gasket. This came off of a Vector ultralight (available in my other auctions) Engine is sold as is, ask questions before bidding if you are unsure. |
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