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Post by silverfox Sat Oct 05 2013, 06:56

Hello everyone

I have just bought a Fairbanks Morse Pump, it is in what appears to be good condition and it turns freely.  Does anybody have any information regarding these pumps?  It looks a little like the Lister pump (picture to follow) The drive pulley is missing so I need to find one, any ideas?

Any help or advice will be gratefully received.

John

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Post by Lewis MacRae Sat Oct 05 2013, 20:09

Is that the one that was on ebay?

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Post by silverfox Sun Oct 06 2013, 07:00

Lewis MacRae wrote:Is that the one that was on ebay?
Yes, that's the one?

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