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Looking for a cover for this pump, think it's a Bennett.
Anyone got one or know where I might source one?
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Thanks Mike
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"Pig N A POKE" w/o a picture or Model # !
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Thought I put the pic in there. Gotta grab the ID off the pump. ![](http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/64741_508729765851680_618687087_n.jpg)
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OK--I have a nice "Standard Oil" cover with the torch on it, that would have come on that pump. You can have it for $100, postage included. I can get a photo if you need one, but it will fit right on there.
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Looking more for one of the generic covers just to make it complete.
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That particular lubester was used by Standard oil and that mounting bracket never used a generic lid. Not to say you can't make one fit somehow?
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There are repop ones on ebay. They offer several brands including a generic one
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I may have a Quaker State if you would be interested...I'll look for it. Dave
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That particular lubester was used by Standard oil and that mounting bracket never used a generic lid. Not to say you can't make one fit somehow? SEVERAL Companies used that dispenser, not just STANDARD.
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You really need to let all of us know who made this item. You called it a pump, it is more commonly called a lubster, or as I prefer, an oil dispenser. These came in many sizes, but the size doesn't matter when it comes to the lid (not cover). A lid for a Bennett will not fit a Tokheim, so you need to ID the dispenser as to who made it.
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Author, 1st & 2nd editions of Gas Pump ID book, 3rd edition is now available at www.gaspumpbible.comAir Meter ID book also available
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...it sure looks like a Bennett, from the shape of the brass tag where the pump mounts to the top of the tank...
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The tag says Bennett model 307.
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Thanks for the reference Jack.
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