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Sun Dec 23 2018 09:05 AM
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Good afternoon and early Merry Christmas to everybody. I am in need of good pics of hopefully a double Vulcanizer, specifically inside the cylinders. Perhaps the singles are similar. If you seek anonymity, please text pics to 754-581-4095 or email Krisstrong@yahoo.com
Thank you
Kris Strong
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No Kris, we need to see pictures of that pump. HA HA
Craig
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So the pump was missing the access doors, one handle and the really cool lockable nozzle receivers. Ed Hoysa in Canada is my Christmas angel and he made me what I was missing perfectly. I have the original cylinders and all parts but this pump and it’s pipes and internal cylinder parts are quite different then any visible I have ever had. The large ornate shield castings are amazing. The best and most unique part is that below where the pump handle attached there is another valve which is, I assume, an internal drain back valve. The pump even had one of these with it. I get so excited about wired things like that but it’s what keeps me interested.
Kris Strong
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OH man, thanks for the pictures. Great castings for sure and will be beautiful when complete. Then we will really need to see some pictures.
Craig
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