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#43236
Sun May 05 2002 12:50 PM
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I have what I believe to be a Bowser c11 Pump
from a farm that I bought. I would like to restore It. I need the glass cylinder and replacement skins for it. I would appreciate any Information that might help me complete this restoration.
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#43237
Sun May 05 2002 05:01 PM
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The Bowser Cut 11, that I show in my new gas pump identification book, does not have a glass cylinder, nor does it have any skins. Bowser did not put the Cut number on their early pumps so I doubt what you have is an 11. If you would post a picture on this website (instructions are on the main page) I'm sure one of us can help you identify it. You can also send the picture to me and I will try and help you. For informaton on my Gas Pump identification book see my website: www.crspub.com Jack Sim
Author, 1st & 2nd editions of Gas Pump ID book, 3rd edition is now available at www.gaspumpbible.comAir Meter ID book also available
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#43238
Sun May 05 2002 07:57 PM
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I have a Figure C11 and may be able to help you. The cylinder is 10" x 22 1/2" IF you can find one!
I have fairly good sheet metal on my pump, but may consider making new skins. Contact me by phone and I'll see about making a couple of sets. This pump was made in 1914 in case you are interested. Ron Scobie
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