I'm sure you don't shut it off when one of the kids backs away and then back on when he approaches it again either, you wouldn't do that would you? You guys keep giving me new ideas, sure glad I don't have the sheet metal on it yet.

Yes I do, funny to watch them wave & jump around trying to get it to start/stop again!

Pumps from that time period normally delivered 10 gallons per minute.
It takes 4 revolutions of the input shaft on the bottom of the computer.
10 x 4 = 40 RPM which should be the correct speed for a computer

Gents:

I finally got it finished. I left the rotation rate the same so it will look slow to those on here but to the average guy that will look at it here, they won't know the difference.
Just like they won't know it had been cut down and turned into a "Pig n a Poke" like Dick Bennett suggested.
I finally got some time to make a video for "You Tube" and got it on there. I'm pretty happy with it even though I made mistakes here and there.
Thanks to everyone on here for the education I gained on this project, never too old to learn. Now I got to make a BarStoolRacer and probably break my butt.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-jsar5wjfo&feature=youtu.be

That's an awesome restoration. You also did an awesome job producing the video. Both are very impressive!

That is one of the greatest video's I've ever watched. Nice job and great production. Mitch