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 What type of pump are these?
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This is a picture of my grandfathers station in about 1959-1960, What type of pumps are these?
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They look like Tokheim 39s. Judging by the pumps' height, they might have been cut down shorter (the later, manufactured shorter version of this pump had ad glasses below the faceplate).
Last edited by J.E.Radebaugh; Tue Mar 02 2021 07:41 AM.
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Hard to see but I think I agree. Cut down tall 39's. Ad glass is above the computer face like on tall pumps. Short pumps have ad glass below the computer face.
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That’s my thought as well...cut down 39s
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Ok. Thanks for the reply’s , now I would like to find one of these to fix up near north central Kansas.
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