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#428997 Wed Jul 10 2013 03:23 PM
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Hi

I found these in a farmers filed. They are surprisingly intact, the one on the right needs a new door and faceplate but that is it. They are both marked Bennett. The one on the left says model number 2766 yet I cant find such a model on the internet. The closest I can come is a model 2052 or 2062. The one on the right is missing the identification plate. As close as I can figure, they are similar to the 3013 or the 3112 models. How are you suppossed to be able to tell? Any help would be appreciated.

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Jim

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The one on left is the 2000 series, the one on the right the 4000 series. All of the digits after four reflect options - single product single hose, single product dual hose, dual product, suction pump, dispenser, etc. All of the Bennett id numbers carry the details of the design and there are dozens of different configurations (I am the Bennett dealer for central NC). 2000 series is from mid-1950s to late 1960s, 3000 series from 1959 or so through mid 1970s, 4000 series from 1964-2005 and still in common use. Current production models available both mechanical and electronic display are called the 3K series and reuse the 3XXX series numbers.

3000 and 4000 series config numbers
XX12 single single dispenser
XX13 single single suction
XX22 two product dispenser
XX24 single product two hose dispenser
XX25 two product suction
XX27 single product two hose suction
Note non retail (gallons only) version of the 4000 series is the 3900 series. Suffix digits still apply.

Wayne Henderson
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Literature for the pumps can be found on this page of my website:

http://petrolianacollectibles.com/bennett%202052.htm

Jack Sim


Author, 1st & 2nd editions of Gas Pump ID book, 3rd edition is now available at www.gaspumpbible.com
Air Meter ID book also available
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If you decide to get that Sinclair diesel and part it out; I need a few pieces off of it.


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I did buy them. Have not decided what to do with them yet. What parts do you need?

Jim


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