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ToonMan #299513 Mon Jan 23 2012 08:55 PM
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I learned long ago to let my back decide some issues. It says adios to pump lower innards.


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Dave Richey #299616 Tue Jan 24 2012 12:59 PM
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Hey, looking good!
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Vermonter #299935 Wed Jan 25 2012 05:50 PM
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Thanks John!! Dave, the lower guts are remaining out!!!!


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ToonMan #299963 Wed Jan 25 2012 07:10 PM
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I say gut'em. Trying to move a pump WITHOUT the guts from one side of the room to the other is bad enough, but add a 200lb pumping unit, a 40lb meter and a 20lb motor, forget it. I bought a pump from an antique shop in the fall. The owner did not realize that there was still gas in the thing, and it slowly dripped the whole time it was in the shop. When I moved it, the gas had melted and peeled the floor where the pump was. When I gutted it, about 2 gallons of black, sticky gasoline poured out of the thing. Do you really want this in your home or shop?

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Originally Posted By: ToonMan
Thanks John!! Dave, the lower guts are remaining out!!!!


very nice job, and I'm glad we got to guts in guts out decision. I think you made a good choice. Only time I would leave one in a pump like yours is a found as is un restored.


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Loyd Pierce #300397 Fri Jan 27 2012 04:18 PM
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Ya I like it better without. Now I am working on the other door. it will be displayed inside so i thought it best to leave them out. I did get a bunch of varnish looking gas out of it though!!!


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