While many think a service station owner or lease worried about every piece of equipment he installed, this was not true. I was a Shell dealer, and I didn't care where Shell put a air meter that I was to use, and while I am deeply into gas pumps, I do not remember who made the pumps that were in my station. At the time, I didn't care, I was more concerned with how I could attract a customer to come into my station for anything, all while I could go out to the front of my station and see five other stations trying to do the same thing.
I can show you pictures where a ECO is mounted at the bottom of a Wayne 70, meaning next to the ground.
I don't want to be smart about this, but this was not a concern when the meter was installed, and if I can remember 45 years ago, I don't even remember if there was a meter, I think we just had a hose laying on the ground.
ECO or Gilbarco literature does not have a suggested location for a wall mounted meter.
Morganrue, if you need parts see my website:
www.petrocollect.com.Nucky, have you ever gone to the flee market that is along the Roman wall in Liege?
Jack Sim
