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Sat Jan 31 2015 11:59 AM
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I have a Tokheim 1063 nozzle and would like to wire a switch in the handle. I am going to get the motor kit from Kevin Frith and would like to be able to activate the motor from the nozzle. Took the nozzle apart but not sure how I can wire it and keep the spring.
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Why not ask Kevin? I'd bet he would know? Paul www.severngaspumps.com
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There was a thread on this topic some time back and although I remember reading it, I don't remember the particulars. I do remember some comments by members regarding the possibility of electrical shock from something like this.
I have never wired one like this and have instead opted to use the nozzle rest and a shaft attached to a switch for activation.
Surely someone on here remembers the thread or has actually done this and can give the fellow some guidance?
Everything Cities Service
Specializing in old Gas Pumps
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Cell#-701-739-6133
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I would use a micro switch in the nozzle and utilize a low voltage circuit to activate a relay that would control and power the 110V motor. That would eliminate any chances of a electrical shock via the nozzle.
Dave GILL,
Dave's Garage & Memorabilia, Inc.
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