Sachs G3 505-1D Moped Engine 30 MPH Version

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Sachs G3 505-1D Moped Engine 30 MPH Version

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Our Price: $399.99

OEM Part #: 505-1A

Stock Status:In Stock

Product Code: L002982

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Used Original Sachs 505-1D Moped Engine. This engine was removed from a non-running moped but internals were inspected and confirmed in excellent condition without noticable issues. Fits many mopeds that came with a Sachs engine. The 505 series moped engines have the pedal shaft as an internal component as compared to the 504 series that required an external pedal shaft. The 1D is the designation given to the engine that represents a single speed transmission an a 30 mph cylinder assembly. Fits Columbia Commuter, Columbia Medallion, Western Flyer, Sachs G3, Sachs Prima, Sachs Balboa and many other brands and models. This engine is complete and ready to run with the exception of the magneto assembly, Carb and intake . The part in the picture is the same part you will receive.

Please note before purchasing: This is a used engine and is being offered without any kind of implied guarantee or warranty. We have tried to provide the most accurate and descriptive information available at the time of posting. All used engines are inspected by us to help ensure that you receive a quality used engine but we cannot be 100% certain of the engine internals, bearings, seal, gaskets, rings, bushings, clutch surfaces, etc. If we state the engine came off a running moped, it means that the engine started, idled, and propelled the rear wheel without noticeable or obvious mechanical issues.

Engines are inspected for:
Damaged cylinder walls, gouged piston surfaces and broken rings
Connecting rod vertical play
Crankshaft lateral and vertical play
Cracked, damaged or altered cases
Transmission play and friction (when applicable)