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Posted By: Toomuch Eco Tireflator - Sun Feb 25 2018 04:04 AM
I'm building a new (period) garage for my newly acquired 72' Corvette and looking for a working Eco Tireflator to actually use on my vehicles. Interested in the model(s) with the brass/metal crank rather than the plastic knob models. Looking at the custom order refurbished models available on eBay for comparison but hoping to get something at least as good, or better from a forum member. I live in Jacksonville Florida.
Posted By: gasmansgp Re: Eco Tireflator - Sun Feb 25 2018 01:39 PM
We have a selection on our web site. Can build a custom , working unit in 90 days. Paul www.severngaspumps.com
Posted By: Jack Sim Re: Eco Tireflator - Sun Feb 25 2018 09:02 PM
I am the author of the Air Meter Identification book, and we have been selling ECO parts and meters since the late 1980s. We have the largest supply of NOS ECO parts in the U.S.

I have restored over 500 of this model ECO (Model 90 Series). I restore every one to be as close to the 1947 version (the year they were introduced) as possible. For instance, ECO literature states that only 1/4 air hoses be used, all the hoses I use are 1/4," made in America, red hoses. For a good explanation of the units we sell just go to this page of my website. http://petrolianacollectibles.com/eco%20air%20meters.htm

Click on the top left box, either wall mount, or pedestal. In February we sold three meters, a red wall mount, a red pedestal mount and a yellow and blue Sunoco pedestal meter. I am ready to put together one and deliver it in about 30 days.

Incidentally, the chrome handle is interchangeable with the black knob, actually they both use the same screw to attach them. Every one of our units have a new reset handle (does anyone what to buy some black knobs, I don't use them).

You can reach us at 314-427-3943.

Jack & Cindy Sim
Posted By: Toomuch Re: Eco Tireflator - Mon Feb 26 2018 07:24 PM
Thanx guys, looks like some good options, DQ.
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