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GSM Aircraft Gascolator

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Gascolator - 1/4 NPT 3/8" Line. Fittings and drain plugs are not included.

CNC-machined out of 6061-T6 billet aluminum for longer use and anodized, "O" ring seal for improved sealing capabilities and a bayonet tab locked bowl system. No more wire bales popping out of the cover or stripped thumb wheels or screws.

Piper Mount Style: This will fit an existing Piper mounting bracket and weighs 9 ounces. The mounting bracket is not included.

Firewall Mount Style: This mounts directly to the firewall with two 3/16" diameter bolts and weighs 11 ounces. Drain port is 1/8" NPT. Drain valve will need to be ordered separately. Great for homebuilders, Experimental use only. All fittings and drain plugs will need to be purchased and are not included with gascolator. Package will include 1 stainless steel plug for the firewall mount, 1 safety locking pin shown and 1 cotter pin.

Experimental Only - No FAA approval

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