Engines
Hartzell Introduces Rebuilt Alternators To Help Meet Demand
As it deals with supply chain issues surrounding its new built gear-driven alternators, Hartzell goes the factory-refurb route.
Rebuilt Hartzell alternators, such as the C-28-150, will now be available to customers. (Photo: Hartzell)
Rebuilt Hartzell alternators, such as the C-28-150, will now be available to customers. (Photo: Hartzell)

As it works to solve sourcing issues with its line of Plane-Power high-output, gear-driven alternators, Hartzell Engine Technologies (Booth 296) announced on the eve of EAA AirVenture 2016 that it will make factory-rebuilt units available to customers. “There will be some internal components, that while not new, will be inspected, tested and certified to meet new standards,” said company president Mike Disbrow. “These factory-rebuilt units will carry the same two-year warranty offered on every new Plane-Power alternator.”


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