I've never personally owned or even had one of these in the shop before Jim, but I've always thought they were neat & it seemed they were always more than I was willing to pay.
I've never personally owned or even had one of these in the shop before Jim, but I've always thought they were neat & it seemed they were always more than I was willing to pay.
I don't remember seeing one on eBay for sale so I don't even have a ballpark figure....but I know it would be $$$.
The owner is going to be stoked with your work Bruce.
I've never personally owned or even had one of these in the shop before Jim, but I've always thought they were neat & it seemed they were always more than I was willing to pay.
I don't remember seeing one on eBay for sale so I don't even have a ballpark figure....but I know it would be $$$.
The owner is going to be stoked with your work Bruce.
I’ve only seen a couple over the years and I think I actually bid on this one
I've never personally owned or even had one of these in the shop before Jim, but I've always thought they were neat & it seemed they were always more than I was willing to pay.
I don't remember seeing one on eBay for sale so I don't even have a ballpark figure....but I know it would be $$$.
The owner is going to be stoked with your work Bruce.
I’ve only seen a couple over the years and I think I actually bid on this one
What's the ballpark for them Nick? Never seen one in Oz and postage these days is insane!
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Bonjour Bruce,
Great job indeed which would deserve a functional pump, possible if the is not pression to manage.
Ready to take on the challenge?
I completed a little more work on the Stuart pump. although the pump doesn't pump water (no internals) the action is now complete. I used bicycle shifting cable from the nodding head to pump transfer, after trying many various wire combinations, this seemed to work the best as far as flexibility but yet firm enough to push the pump piston back down.
https://youtu.be/x17E4T0t_mg