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Hi Everyone
I was able to get a pair of blender pumps and would like to find info on restoring the older one.
It is a 1963 from the date on the meter.
From all the pictures I have found on the net it looks like I have a good start on having most pats.
The meter is a nine reader but the face is a five.
Any detail advise or help on locating correct parts would be great!
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Nice.
It's been converted to a 4 digit meter read out too,from after the 1973 oil embargo.
You have the early chromed bezels as well.

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Here is a picture of the newer pumps side panel that I think should be on the older pump.
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This is on the older pump now.
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What panel and buttons are correct for a pump used in say 1970 to 1972?
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This one.



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Well that means I have the handle on the wrong side on both my pumps.
Wonder if it's possible to convert it back?
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Here is a Photo bucket link to all my pictures of the pumps.
It may help with what I need to look for.
Dave
http://s640.photobucket.com/user/huffy70/library/gas%20puimp?sort=3&page=1

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Do either of those pumps have their lower guts intact?






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Unfortunately they are both gutted.
I plan on using it for display so that wasn't a problem for me.
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A friend of mine had some either eight or nine face cut out plates made,I will ask.
I have a phone number for a guy will get you his number, get back to you on Monday
Just tell him I told you to call make sure you use my name.
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Wayne blend pumps were either Model #511 or #760. I believe your pumps are the 760.

Information and pictures for the 511: http://petrolianacollectibles.com/wayne%20511-d.htm

Never did finish the page for the 760, but I do have ads, sales literature and parts manuals.

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These pumps are Wayne 511E, there were Mfg'd in the early 60's. These pumps were originally configured as 8 grade pumps. This can be determined by looking at several things including the Veeder Root computer, as you will notice there price on the lower wheels is only 2 digits plus the tenths, the later computer would have had a digit for the dollar. this can also bee seen since the upper doors are early style that are chrome plated, not the later stainless doors. The original Blend plate would have been yellow at that time, later they went to the SS ones. The face plates appear to be later ones.

I will try and answer any specific questions you may need help with just drop me a note.

Currently I have 6 of these pumps in various stages of restoration, 2 are extremely early 511D pumps...so I should be able to help you out with any questions you may need clarification on...
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He's got a pair of Wayne 511's there Jack.The later 760 blender model looks different.
For comparison...here's a 760 model.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wayne-760M-Ble...=p2047675.l2557


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