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#143042 Mon Jun 15 2009 02:52 PM
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Dear collectors

Recently bought a Gilbarco here in Holland. Just wanted to know what's the difference between a 906 and a 996

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Parts are interchangeable. Some 996 pumps have a pushbutton door release on the side. They also have one or two stainless strips across the front.Small face glass. 906 pumps usually have a V surrounding the site glass and a wider face glass. Base is a bit more scalloped.

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906 is the later model of the two.


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Thanks so far

I took some new pictures

As you see the way the hose is coming out of the pump is dfferent. Is this normal for a 906 or 996

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A farmer modified that for his use. Just remove it all the way up to the 90 under the hose outlet cover and it should be good.


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Phils right! Just take all that piping off and screw the end of the new hose directly into the fitting under the hose cover.


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Thanks for the information. Does this mean that the red fitting is orginal ?? Because on picture below (just an example, not mine) I do see another opening where the hose disappears.

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Is there any way I can find out if my pump is a 906 or a 996

Thanks for all yr help

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A lot of the foreign pumps have different cut/model numbers than what was made & used in the USA.
Last picture posted has a hose re tractor inside the pump.


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