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Post subject: SOLD. Aircraft Components Engine Dehydrator  Posted: 22 Nov 2023, 17:24 |
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Company: Kearns Consulting, LLC
Location: 0TX1 Pecan Plantation
Aircraft: A36, SuperCub
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I have an engine dehydrator for sale. I do not seem to ever take the time to hook it up since I fly regularly and thought someone might be able to use it. I have a brand-new canister of desiccant that has not been opened yet that goes with it. I will take $125 for it including shipping.
Thanks,
Charlie
P.S. the following is from their website.
2039 Smart Engine Saver
$358.00
Bathes the interior of your engine with low humidity air preventing the formation of rust. Reduces damage to internal engine parts. Helps reach TBO.
No installation required, does not require FAA approval.
Microprocessor controlled, incorporates sensors for measuring temperature and humidity of the outside air.
Rated the best engine de-hydrator by Aviation Consumer Magazine.
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Post subject: Re: FS: Aircraft Components Engine Dehydrator Posted: 22 Nov 2023, 18:04 |
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Company: Beach-N-Bay Getaways
Location: San Luis Obispo, CA (KSBP)
Aircraft: 1977 Bonanza F33A
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PM Sent Nick Username Protected wrote: I have an engine dehydrator for sale. I do not seem to ever take the time to hook it up since I fly regularly and thought someone might be able to use it. I have a brand-new canister of desiccant that has not been opened yet that goes with it. I will take $125 for it including shipping.
Thanks,
Charlie
P.S. the following is from their website.
2039 Smart Engine Saver
$358.00
Bathes the interior of your engine with low humidity air preventing the formation of rust. Reduces damage to internal engine parts. Helps reach TBO.
No installation required, does not require FAA approval.
Microprocessor controlled, incorporates sensors for measuring temperature and humidity of the outside air.
Rated the best engine de-hydrator by Aviation Consumer Magazine.
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