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Shane Schabow

April 10, 2007 01:57PM

That looks like a Worthington Duplex Water Pump on the fireman's side running board. I only recognize it because of doing research on my own Worthington Pump which I aquired last spring. It is now partially restored, with the help of a friend of mine. The steam end is done, complete with new piston rings. The pump end is a bit more of a challenge, and will take considerably more work to make operable again. They are neat little pumps, and the Joy Valve Gear is cool to watch!
~Shane

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