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#2840 Thu Mar 14 2002 08:59 PM
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I just acquired a Rapidayton cut 50 and am looking for tech info on this pump. I am also wondering how rare a pump is the 50?

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#2841 Sun Mar 17 2002 12:56 PM
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The Dayton 50 was introduced in 1918 and a 50-V (the 50 with a visible attachment) was introduced in 1920. Some might consider this pump to be rare, but it has limited appeal. It gets back to something I have always said about curb pumps, when a friend comes over to your hose as sees a visible in front of your garage, he says that's a neat gas pump. If he see a curb pump there, he says, what is that?
I have a number of ads showing the pump, but sorry, no parts/repair manuals.
If interested you can email me at: jhsim@swbell.net
Jack Sim


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