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I'm working on a Wayne 515 visible and i'm needing to
know what size the hose was that came on these pumps
originally. It has a 1 inch outlet, but all the Buckeye
nozzles I have are 3/4 inch holes.
Did 3/4 inch hoses come on a visible pump?
Thanks
I found a Fry Mae West 117!
Now I need orig. parts!
Base doors, cyl. rods, skin & base bolts,
reg. fingers, conduit pipe, light arms & shades, & more
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I thought they were all 1" versions.... My Wayne 519 untouched visable still has 1" hose with the nozzle having 1" inlet
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scar,
What is the size of pipe before entering the Quick-Shutoff valve?
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Dick,
This pump doesn't have a quick shutoff valve, but the pipe is one inch. It elbows down and it had a reducer for an old hose, not an original hose, that screwed into the pump. It had a Buckeye nozzle that
has a 3/4 hole.
thanks
I found a Fry Mae West 117!
Now I need orig. parts!
Base doors, cyl. rods, skin & base bolts,
reg. fingers, conduit pipe, light arms & shades, & more
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Dick,
This pump doesn't have a quick shutoff valve, but the pipe is one inch. BUT it should.
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It must have been removed a very long time ago.
The guy that owns it has a picture of it sitting at
the gas station back in the 40's. I'm pretty sure it
wasn't on there then.
I found a Fry Mae West 117!
Now I need orig. parts!
Base doors, cyl. rods, skin & base bolts,
reg. fingers, conduit pipe, light arms & shades, & more
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It would've had a valve and not used a 3/4 inch handle. The outlet size and nozzle size were the same. If 1 1/4 then use that size nozzle if 1 inch the use a 1 inch nozzle. There wasnt a reason to reduce the size on a gravity pump. Someone MIGHT have broke the valve and took it off and replaced the hose with 3/4 and a newer nozzle but it didn't come that way.
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AFTER the standard use of WET HOSE Nozzles, the drain valve was something else that could leak or freeze burst with water freezing.
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According to original Wayne literature, the 500 pumps came with 10' of 1" hose. http://petrolianacollectibles.com/wayne%20515.htmJack Sim
Author, 1st & 2nd editions of Gas Pump ID book, 3rd edition is now available at www.gaspumpbible.comAir Meter ID book also available
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Thanks! I really appreciate the info.!!
I found a Fry Mae West 117!
Now I need orig. parts!
Base doors, cyl. rods, skin & base bolts,
reg. fingers, conduit pipe, light arms & shades, & more
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