Thanks for the advice, I am grateful that the old pump is such a simple and durable machine. I actually felt bad when it stopped working after putting so much time into restoring the pump and meter mechanism and getting it working. Every time I have to put fuel in I look forward to it as the sound of the pump and the dinging at every gallon is something I vaguely remember as a kid. As soon as I can get a decent video camera I intend to post online how it works. The nozzle is hidden in the front yard and the pump is in the backyard but I can still hear the dings. While there was concern how palm oil would affect the pump, so far it seems to run and pump very smoothly.



Antique? It's new to me.