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#221820 Tue Dec 28 2010 03:23 PM
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I am new to site since November.I am attempting to restore a pump that I tore down three or four years ago.To make things more difficult my computer crashed and I lost all pictures I took during tear down.First question,My pump is a Wayne 80 series IT-Z.Are the replacement parts,rubber,glass,crank,etc. the same as a M&S 80?The numbers on the computer wheels are scuffed and scratched.I have seen replacement decals on different vendors sights.How do you put these on the wheels.Does the computer need to be disassembled?Any help will be appreciated.Thank you.


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Ron Scobie makes the best looking wheel decals.

I disassemble the unit..(Take out the wheels) when I restore
a computer. I clean, paint and replace & mark & add decals then
replace. That is the only way I have found to get them the closest to being right.




But I have been messing with them half my life now

These are Ron's White background decals


No matter what you do .....you will never get them to
come up exactly in line everytime you reset the unit,
it was built to run and reset, run and reset.....
not reset, reset, reset, etc.


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NEVER TRUST YOUR COMPUTERS HARD DRIVE. SHOULD ALWAYS BURN A CD OR TWO (...OR THREE) FOR PIECE OF MIND! GOOD LUCK!


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Welcome. The Wayne 80 and MS 80 are the same pumps. Wayne bought out Martin & Schwartz in the 50's and just rebranded the pump Wayne. Parts are interchangeable. If you want your computer rebuilt to perfection, do yourself a favor and ship it to Joe Yocom. He does a fine job and is a good guy as well. Good luck, Paul www.severngaspumps.com

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The Wayne or M&S 80 series has 23 different pumps. The 1T-Z (that's a 1 not an I) means it was a standard computing pump with a cable pull hose and a Gilbert & Barker meter.

I have color ads, color sales literature and a parts manual available for this pump. It is also shown on pages 331 to 333 of my Gas Pump Identification book.

Norton advised me not to use PMs so I shut it off, email me at jhsim@swbell.net if you have any questions.

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A thank you to the response.I appreciate all the knowledge and willingness to help.


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Jack,what is the price of a manual for my Wayne 80 PUMP and shipping to 5502-27 Street,Lubbock,Texas 79407? in looking at your website it appears that your VR45SM2 manual is like the computer on my pump,am I correct.Thank you,sincerely. Jerry Courtney


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Jerry I can email you pictures of the last M&S 80 I restored and I have three other ones I can take pictures if needed. Good luck, Mark

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Mark any pictures of the inside of your pump would be appreciated.


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I will upload them tonight.

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In case you get the e-mail pictures and your computer crashes again, now can you can always look back to your post. Here are a couple shots from my M&S 1T.





If your looking to put the guts back in I've got pics of that too. Good Luck, you won't need it.

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I really do appreciate these pictures.My pump does not have the sight glass but these pictures will be a help.I am most grateful


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Jerry sorry I didnt get the photos up last night but I will do iy as soon as I get home today... Mark

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Here are some pictures of the last one I finished.









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