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Hauled this baby home tonight, by the gas pump bible it appears to be a Keesee ? Would appreciate any info on a correct nozzle.....it has a really odd holder ? Also any input on the crazy globe holder ? Thanks !
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Definitely a Keesee. The globe holder is original to the pump, probably one of the most ornate holders you'll find.
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Definitely a Keesee. The globe holder is original to the pump, probably one of the most ornate holders you'll find. Thanks Dave, that globe holder is original ? I really thought it was something someone might have added....does anyone else have a pic of one of these ? can anyone fill me in on the nozzle holder, it projects off the pump about 5" with about a 1" diameter hole......hard to tell but in a pic in the gas pump book it almost looks like the nozzle part inserts in this hole ? I'm so confused..... Thanks again for the input.
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Here are some close ups of the things that you were referring to. The nozzle holder sticks out about 9" or so and is a real head banger, I know. Very intricate markers on the inside, and nozzle goes inside the hole in the slide cast iron side access. Dundign let me use his to recast mine. Good luck.
Craig
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Thanks Craig, my nozzle holder is a little different than yours, I'll get some pics tonight and post.....also, the indicator set up on mine is a little different too, it has a gallon marker strip on the outside of the glass ? really strange, I assume yours is etched on the cylinder ?
Any input on the globe holder ?
Thanks for the pics !
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Great looking pump Z, congrats.
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H1 Globe holder is original from KEESEE. Not all Keesee pumps had them. Craig's ind. are of the Fancier type Brass Die-cut w/ #'s[maybe $.50-$1.50 extra] inside cylinder. Have seen the type you have & seen pumps w/o inside indicators.
Have seen the nozzle hanger like your & Craig's. Yours has a ring on end for a nozzle w/ a hook.
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This is an Early Keesee Nozzle ID'd from a Keesee bulletin. Good Luck of finding one, I've seen 2 others.
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I could have really used that nozzle about three months ago. Pump now is up in Canada.
Craig
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Thanks to all for the input ! clears up a lot ! guess I wont discard the globe holder..... :-)))
Nozzle looks like it may be a problem.....have several to use until I can find the correct one, It'll give me something to look for over the next 10-20 years ! :-)
Thanks again Z
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Bringing up this old thread, here is a Keesee I just acquired, any new info to add , would like some more detailed pics of others to help with mine. Thanks
Edit: looks like this is in Values section, only interested in parts and history of this pump
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