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Charles in Belgium has these two pumps and plans to sell one. The problem is he’s not sure which one he should keep and is having trouble learning more about them. I did a little research and found other, more common WWII pumps, but couldn’t find any examples of these. So, anyone know if one is more interesting or more valuable than the other?
Charles
check out g503 under tools and accessories.there is a recent post to a thread on pumps on there.I think one shown may be similar to yours. 🙂
While I am no expert I did find this thread n G503.com. I believe the US marked one is post WW2. Wish he would have posted pic of the bottom of the OD marked pump. http://g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=183877&p=1520255&hilit=tire+pump#p1520255
ths to all for info — hi lester — pics of the foot of both pomps are to see on the photo’s the one with OD marked has no inscriptions on the bottom as per photo — the us marked has an incription but i do not know which period this one is —any help contact ——charles.van.remoortere@telenet.be – ths + best greetz from belgium
Great Hemmings Blog article today about rebuilding tire pumps, Might be useful:
http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2015/07/15/from-swap-meet-find-to-working-antique-tire-pump/?refer=news
Check here for more info: http://jeepdraw.com/G503_Tyre_Pumps.html