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 Re: Erie Cashrecorder
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Sun Apr 13 2003 07:49 PM
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WOW!! What a find!! It is by far the "beautifulist" pump I have ever seen. Tell us the story.. and PLEASE post pics when done. Thanks..
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Re: Erie Cashrecorder
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Sun Apr 13 2003 11:05 PM
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WOW!! WOW!!! WOWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love that pump!! Have only seen it in books. Were did you find it Morgan? Very nice!!
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 Re: Erie Cashrecorder
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Sun Apr 13 2003 11:12 PM
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Morgan How about recasting all the parts, Repop the faces with Ron and cut new sheet metal, Sell the parts to all the people drulling and retire? I would be willing to pay big $$ for a repop marked pump if it was that nice. Just an idea. Rob
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Re: Erie Cashrecorder
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Mon Apr 14 2003 06:08 AM
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So Morgan ,are you going to tell the story or are we going to have to guess How you got the Pump . It's beautiful ,perfect, and I would buy a repop, thanks morgan
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Re: Erie Cashrecorder
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Mon Apr 14 2003 06:47 AM
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Actually, the story is not that exciting. A friend of mine in the pump repair business got it off a farm not 10 miles from where I live.
Over the years we talked trades and finally I got him to turn loose of this and a 15" Marathon Ethyl globe in exchange for a Fry 117 with glass, a Fry Tall Ten without glass and an American 8 sided frame and skins.
At the time it sounded like a fair trade. Today I'd throw rocks at someone offering me that same deal for my Erie and Marathon!!
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