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#6447 Sun May 25 2008 11:11 AM
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What years were the Tokheim 785 pumps in production? They are used in commercial fleet/cardlock applications. Did this model have an equivalent retail model?

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#6448 Sun May 25 2008 12:34 PM
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If you give me an approximate year for this pump I try to find the literature. Don't want to spend a hour going page by page looking for it, the date will narrow it down greatly.

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#6449 Sun May 25 2008 09:46 PM
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That's the problem. I don't know the year. However, an educated gues would be 1970-1974 era.

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I didn't find anything until I got to November 1976. This is a Tokheim Bulletin for "CENTRAL CONTROL CAN MAXIMIZE YOUR PROFITS." It is a system where the customer pulls up to the pump, calls the cashier by way of the two-way system on top of the pump, she presses the APPROVE button, which opens the pump, customer fill to desired amount, console register records sales in money or gallons, then the customer pays the cashier.
Then it goes on to say the dispensers used with this console are the 1150-AT; 1250-A (these two are retail pumps) and the 785 Commercial dispenser and suction pumps. No picture of the 785. The 1150 nor the 1250 made either book, but they look very similiar to 952 which is in both books.
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#6451 Mon May 26 2008 10:35 AM
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Here's a link to a picture of a model 785:
http://www.hollyspump.com/img6a.html


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