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Sat Feb 09 2013 05:41 PM
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hi, I have a fry 17 with a drain back pipe there seems to be piece missing/broken off...I don't know what the piece looks like would this be something hard to find or does anyone do a recast...also on the same topic what sort of nozzle should I be looking out for to suit..thanks Guido
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NOT a FRY Drain Back. That has been ADDED to your pump from another visible.
The only Mae West that had a drain back was after they were completed by RUSH.
Your missing the Cover that was over drain back when nozzle was not locked up for the night.
LOOKS LIKE a DAYTON DRAIN BACK
Last edited by Dick Bennett; Sat Feb 09 2013 07:33 PM.
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If you are setting pump up as gravity flow ,some research supports correct Nozzle is a Morrison Bros. 126-b. 1in.
Gas Pump Heaven recast this Nozzle.
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If you have all the "fingers"(5)and the regulator handle, take the drain-back off(my suggestion). Lowering the regulator handle and securing the upper front door would prevent anyone from pumping gas. If you add the correct "dry hose" nozzle they couldn't even get gas out of the hose if the cylinder was empty. Dave
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hi all, thanks for the replies will take this info all on board
regards from downunder guido
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Remove the Drain Back & restore back to original condition.
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