I have some used nozzles , no hose, I would NEVER use a used hose.
I think they are 1 1/2" inlet, will check tomorrow.I will see if they still turn.
They are from the 50's .. Tokheim 40 w/Gasboy guts.
To have a pump that is in working order, and cheap, is a tall order.
Just the parts to rebuild one , and to guarantee it can be expensive. Then there is the labor rebuilding it.
But whatever you use , you need to have access to new or spare parts, pumps, like cars, break down.
I put these up because they have less parts than most pumps= less to breakdown.
I would think between the two there are enough good parts, two counter units(clocks),
two pumps & motors. You could not buy a good working pump for $300.00. One that would pass Weights and Measures test would be a lot more. There is no way to tell if it is working correctly without testing it with fluid and a test measure(calibrating can) first.I am not setup for that. A test measure(can) is VERY expensive. I will get a pic of both pumps and a pic of the guts this weekend.
I do have a gasboy, rotory hand pump that is rebuildable.