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#267037 Mon Aug 08 2011 05:32 PM
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hello, i was wondering if someone could help me find out what gas nozzle would have been original equipment for a tokheim 36b, thank you for your help

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I believe a Tokheim 1063 nozzle. What part of Bama are you in?

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I believe the 1063 goes to the Tokheim 39 and the 36B used the Tokheim 963 nozzle.


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i'm in daphne,al Baldwin county area

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i,ve found one site that also said the 963 is the correct one but i just wanted to get some other suggestions, the thing that threw me off was it had a hook on the nozzle and i was thinking it would not have a hook since it latched on the fork, thank yall for helping me

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Tokheim literature states 963, which was made by the Milwaukee Valve Company. Tokheim probably got a deal on a large shipment of the nozzles because the still had the hook on them. Tokheim pictured the nozzle in their Parts Manual, and never changed the picture, even in copies printed in the late 1940s, when I doubt the nozzle was even being made.
In other words, the 963 was probably the nozzle on the new 36B in 1935, but by 1940 or 1946, who knows what the pump came with.

BTW, my brother lives in Daphne, and I will be visiting him later this month. I'll be stopping in that very old gas station that is now a bar/restaurent (it was featured on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives) and get one of their soft shell crab sandwitches. The station/bar has two Fry visibles inside.

Jack Sim

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Jack Sim #267150 Tue Aug 09 2011 09:58 AM
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Thank you for the info Jack, i've got another question if you could answer it for me, i would like to know what year pump i have, the serial# 796507-5-38 Thanks for your help.

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5-38 May 1938


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Thank you! Bill


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