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Re: Gilbarco 101
[Re: Corey1955]
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Sun Dec 17 2017 02:57 PM
Sun Dec 17 2017 02:57 PM
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Jack Sim
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Gilbarco made the 101 from 1939 to 1955. There was also a twin available. There 101 Model number was used on many pumps, more important is what follows the 101. The made a 101 A-1, 101- A-2, 101C, 101DC, 101DB-1, 101DB-2, 101DC-1, 101E, 101DE and actually all the Model Numbers began with a "M." All these models differ somewhat, the early ones have a square bezel around the face and the later models have a a bezel with cut off corners. My new Gas Pump book will have color pictures of two of the models. Here is some information I have on the pumps. http://petrolianacollectibles.com/gb%20101.htmJack Sim
Author, Gas Pump Identfication books 1st & 2nd Editions & Air Meter Identification books We rebuild ECO air meters and sell parts.
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Re: Gilbarco 101
[Re: Corey1955]
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Sun Dec 17 2017 06:07 PM
Sun Dec 17 2017 06:07 PM
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Thanks Jim that’s 2 pumps you’ve been able to help me out with. I will do some looking and attempt to locate a model number. As of now I haven been able to locate an I.D. Tag per se. I do believe there is a circular bezel by a rest handel opposite of the hose and nozzle that my have something on it. The doors have a vertical stainless steel trim that runs on both sides with a center stainless piece. The bezel is square but the corners are rounded. I will try to up load pics I suck at doing them FYI.
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Re: Gilbarco 101
[Re: Corey1955]
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Mon Dec 18 2017 12:47 PM
Mon Dec 18 2017 12:47 PM
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Jack Sim
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When I said square I was talking about your pump as apposed to the one with the cut off corners. You have either a M101E or a M101C. The only difference I can find between the two has to do with the pumping mechanism in the bottom of the pump, the outside is identical on both models.
Some information about the Gulf pumps. It has never been determined who designed these pumps, Gulf or the pump companies. Some of my parts manuals have "Gulf" printed on the cover, others just say "Gilbarco/Erie/Southwest, etc." I have Erie literature on a similar pump, one parts manual says Gulf, the other says Erie. My assumption is that Erie somehow was allowed to sell the pump to anyone. The Gilbarco literature just states Gilbarco, no mention of Gulf, so possibly this pump was offered to anyone, possibly as a low cost pump.
Incidentally, none of my Gilbarco literature shows the piece of trim that is at the bottom of your pump below the Gulf sign.
Jack Sim
Author, Gas Pump Identfication books 1st & 2nd Editions & Air Meter Identification books We rebuild ECO air meters and sell parts.
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