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#15291 Mon Nov 03 2003 02:35 PM
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What type of Nozzle should I look for to fit a Wayne 70 Pump. Thanks guys (and Gals)

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#15292 Mon Nov 03 2003 05:29 PM
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Good question!!! I have approx 20 different models of pumps and most of them have no nozzles. When I do start restoring them I obviously want to keep everything proper so I was wondering if a gas pump guru has every put a book or chart together on this??

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Most noozle companys, as they improved their spring shut-offs sent different ones out to the service station equipment companys who installed the pumps so you might find a large variety of noozles on pumps. or if it was given to a farmer they might put anything on them for him. so to say exactly is very hard. I put them on my pumps as I find them and they appeal to me. the older clock faces I try to stay with the brass, the 40ties pumps I use the nickel plated ones. good luck.


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