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13th December 2011, 21:27

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Could this be a Pratt & Whitney R4360 part ?

Good evening all,

I found this part close to the crash site of an aircraft that was equipped with P&W R4360 engines.

It is quite a heavy part and I wonder if this could be - or not... - an engine component.

Thanks for your opinion, as usual.

GC

PS: marking is "EDCO 6 "

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