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#749778 Mon Jun 01 2020 04:34 PM
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Pretty plain jane pump overall... Can anyone help me ID it? Height to the top ring 8' 3"

Top bonnet is most probably not correct

Thanks fellas

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Well the jar base and the markers look exact at a Martin Swartz pump I have
In was just looking for repo markers and didn't find any like mine
Mine also only has 2


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Boxcar #749831 Tue Jun 02 2020 01:52 PM
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toplescuda is correct G&B g500. Nozzle fork is right and gallon markers are correct and are close to American markers. If I remember right the base was stamped G2. I need a few parts if you sell or part out. The bonnet is wrong as you said' Sterling

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After blasting and prime. Here is what my jar lid looks like. I can't say what yours is. But the jar base and the markers look just like mine

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Toplascuda & Sterling... Thanks so much with the assist. Looking into the details on it now.

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Here is some pics of the jar base on mine. Maybe ya can look and see compare to yours

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Couple more

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We have the same pump based off your pics and review of my pump. Problem is that as I google Martin Schwartz or Swartz visible pump there are zero results on Google...which is uncommon. Typically I'd say the manufacturer may be incorrect...just because I nearly always can trigger an image result on a search term. Are you solid on it being a Martin Schwartz?

I'm looking toward G&B and American per Sterlings recommendation... have no idea what g500 may look like...checking.

Believe it's G&B... winner, winner, chicken dinner! Thanks All

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The only reason i say it's a Martin Swartz pump. Is I asked here when I bought it years ago. And that is what was told.
I have tried to find info on it also with no luck
Other then one of the places that made them was st Louis. I bought it not far from st Louis (I know that don't mean where it actually was made)


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Boxcar I typed wrong maker on my previous post. Your pump is an M&S g500 not a G&B


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