Re: new purchace , joseph evens 1925 circa pump

by Matth92 Wed Jul 03 2013, 11:55

Ill grab some later

by kevjhnsn Wed Jul 03 2013, 12:55

matt
sounds like youll soon be getting tanked up then
kev

by Matth92 Wed Jul 03 2013, 14:09

kevjhnsn wrote:matt
sounds like youll soon be getting tanked up then
kev

Reckon he's following my example:D

by Matth92 Wed Jul 03 2013, 18:04

it is 19 inch high and 16 inch diameter, it is a really nice tank actually

by kevjhnsn Thu Jul 04 2013, 02:49

Matth92 wrote:it is 19 inch high and 16 inch diameter, it is a really nice tank actually

by Matth92 Thu Jul 04 2013, 17:38

kevjhnsn wrote:
Matth92 wrote:it is 19 inch high and 16 inch diameter, it is a really nice tank actually

Sounds like me in a nutshell:D Very Happy

by matt86 Fri Aug 09 2013, 19:52

finally got round to getting it piped up even though its tempory

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matt

by Appletop Fri Aug 09 2013, 20:30

Looks good Matt, look even better once the engine is painted.... Laughing

by Lewis MacRae Fri Aug 09 2013, 20:38

Looks really good matt

by matt86 Fri Aug 09 2013, 20:52

Villiers wrote:Looks good Matt, look even better once the engine is painted....

shhh

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by matt86 Sun Aug 18 2013, 19:50

looks a bit better with a steel outlet pipe i think .

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by A Lister Mon Aug 19 2013, 11:58

Yes, I think it looks better with the black iron pipe too. Nice looking pump, I think I'd be tempted to get rid of the red paint on the oilers if it were my machine though, but this is just down to personal choice. Hope you have fun rallying it.

by matt86 Mon Aug 19 2013, 12:36

It came with the red grease cups, could easy take paint off them.

Matt

by A Lister Mon Aug 19 2013, 18:15

It's up to you, it's your pump so don't go off what I say! Smile

by Appletop Mon Aug 19 2013, 18:26

Think I'd agree with Jules on the red, and while you're at it get the green paint on the A as well. Wink

by matt86 Mon Aug 19 2013, 19:22

Villiers wrote:Think I'd agree with Jules on the red, and while you're at it get the green paint on the A as well.

how did i guess you would say that lol ...

i was more thinking just having grease cups steel and smear in a light covering of grease to stop rust .

matt

by Appletop Mon Aug 19 2013, 21:52

[quote="matt86"] smear in a light covering of grease to stop rust .

matt[/quote]
Only fault I can find with that is when you grab hold of the caps to squeeze a bit of grease in you will get covered in grease, but as you are a fan of the "Oily rag" you should be used to that.... Laughing

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