WTB: 185 engine mount
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Looking for a Cessna 0751007-16 three blade engine mount. Pivots at the bottom and has provision for larger isolators in the rear of mount.
Would consider a Sea Planes West mount.
Thanks
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I have a C185 mount but don’t know the part number. Can you identify it from some pictures?

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The isolator mounts are the same front and rear so it’s probably a 2 blade mount. Yours does swing on the bottom. I’m not an expert, but the you have is just like mine.
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Sat Jan 21, 2023 12:48 pm
Why not just buy a new one? Just curious. I bought one from Acorn formerly Seaplanes West. I’m very happy with it.
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I too am a big fan of the Seaplanes West mount, those big isolators really help with vibration and it’s very strong. I’ve been running the 182 version for years and it’s still perfect.
However-
If you ever find yourself having to remove a starter adapter or maybe need better access to the fuel servo that swing down mount is the bees knees. You might be able to find a used swing down mount much cheaper than a brand new mount shipped from Edmonton.
Tough choice.
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