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#514967 Tue Feb 18 2014 04:09 PM
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Just wondering what this part is and its function. Thanks, Chad.

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It originally was the linkage to start the pump motor. Since the electric motor is gone, it is no longer needed. Paul www.severngaspumps.com

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It also is connected to the nozzle lever. How did it start the motor?

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Remove nozzle, Flip lever up & it started the motor.

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Dick's rite. LOL. Sometimes questions are asked here that are way too complicated....all this stuff was mechanical. It is very basic and only takes a little common sense to figure out. Paul www.severngaspumps.com

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Not exactly the same as yours, but the same principal.
When you turn the nozzle lever, the linkage moves the switch actuator on the motor to the "on" position.

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