Here is a Tokheim bulletin for the Tidewater 39 TW pump.

[quote=MATT ALVAREZ][quote=Gas Pump Rob]Hello from Gas Pump Rob,
Matt that is interesting. This one does not have a hose reel. I wish we could get more info on all the model numbers!

That is interesting. I thought a 39 HR pump was a "hose reel" pump. My Shell 39 I posted is a 1941 39 HR VP. I do not know what the VP stands for but it dose have a hose reel.

Here is a picture of my "King Of The Hill" Tokheim 39 ! My all time favorite 39

Rob

I was looking at a Tokheim manual yesterday trying to find model info. I did not but found this info. Here is the nozzle used and here is a schematic on the hose safety shut off. These were required in some states. Also here are some lighting schematics. The lighting on the right is the vapor proof that was required on the west coast. Some people call this lighting with the jars explosion proof.

I now have learned something new! (vapor proof) I was one of those guys who always called it explosion proof. This is a great thread! Thanks for posting that!

Rob

My only 39 I have. An original from a nearby local town.

Here are some Shell 39s

Matt, I didn't know that one piece globes were used on 39 shorts. Was this after they were shortened in the late forties?

I have been told they were used in to the 50s. I have a picture with Wayne 100s and Wayne 505s with them on the pumps.

More Shell 39s

One week in and this thread is doing wonderful! I appreciate all the participation everyone! Here's to three more weeks! Post em if you got em.

Another one.

Heres some I have. they are pretty straight so I'm thinking about maybe putting them back together-would need quite a few parts, Question-Did Tokheim ever make a lower short? Or maybe this one got cut a bit? never saw a 300 with a window like that, but I don't know these all that well...

Here's one of my favorites..