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Fri Apr 15 2016 11:52 AM
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I am looking for the 2-2"X1-1/4" packing nuts that hold the 1-1/4" brass actuator pipe in place on the 5 & 10 Gallon Fry Gas Pump. Not sure if anyone is re-popping them or not? They appear to have been aluminum or some type of pot metal and on this particular pump they were rotted away and missing for the most part. Any guidance or help would be greatly appreciated.
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They are aluminum and no one is repopping them.
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I had my local machinest make one for me out of aluminum. Not exactly like original, though. Wasn't cheap either!
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You could have some cast from an original if you can get your hands on one and then have them threaded at a machine shop. They are really a pretty simple affair. Someone on here has one lying around. I wish that I could help you more. Dave
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Thanks again for all your help. I will take a picture and post it.. also I have a Wayne 60 Showcase and I need the bracket that goes around the pipe in the showcase and holds the glass shelves up. I had someone that had a few made for himself and he sold his last one. Does anyone know where I can find one of these? Several that I have seen are chromed and a few are cast aluminum.
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There is no such thing as a bracket that mounts on the tube and holds the glass on a Wayne 60-s.
FREEDOM oil items wanted.
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