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Sat May 01 2010 02:13 PM
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Need a little help to understand how this would mount on a pump. Looking through Jacks book it shows a Wayne 100 using this light. Did the pump have a special top that it would mount to or did it mount directly (remove globe ring) to the top of the pump? A picture would be a plus and if someone has a bonnet for sale please let me know.....Thanks 
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The bonnett mounts on top of the lighter pole with four fasteners. The lighter mounts to the pump in the standard globe mount.
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It's a little more complicated than just mounting to globe holder, a stiff wind will blow it over. It takes longer bolts/conduit down to frame under top sheet metal.
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This is how a BENNETT 646 Station Lighter mounts to top of pump[w/o a globe holder].  & the actual mount that is bolted to framework 
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It's a little more complicated than just mounting to globe holder, a stiff wind will blow it over. It takes longer bolts/conduit down to frame under top sheet metal. Not on the wayne 100a, 100b, 70 and 60. The station lighters were designed to just replace the globe, sorry professor, LOL.
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I appreciate the info. ...It had four long threaded bolts on the bottom that I assume were used for mounting. With some station lighters it is mounted using a unique top. In this case it would look correct mounted to the top but with a little extra bracing inside of the pump? Was this light used on other Wayne pump models?
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I have a 100A with the station lighter it was off when I got it.But it is for the pump that I got with it. the station lighter had two C shaped plates of steel that go inside the pump on the studs from the post to brace it. there was no sign of a globe holder ever on the pump the steel plates look original not home built. marty
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Very cool!! Really changes the look of the pump with one of these on there. Nice find 
Wanted Owens Motor Oil & Mobiloil Gargoyle. Brad Ralston & my website is www.petrobarn.com
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All of the wayne harp style and straight style lighters I have had did not have any additional bracing inside for the lighter.
On all the other lighters I have had especially Tokheim, there has been additional bracing inside to help support it.
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