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Nick m

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Trying to help an old lady get rid of some stuff. Are these worth anything? Can't find much info on them. Don't they hook up to a hit n miss engine?
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First thing through my mind when I read the title was is he pedaling his wifes old shoes. lol
 
Both pump heads were powered by electric motors. They could have been engine driven. They would have been connected to a deepwell pumping cylinder, deep in the well pit or shaft. Their worth is scrap or yard art. Phil
 
I HOPE so, I have a twin to the second one, complete with the parts to mount it to the well and a cover!
 
Looks to be a pump jack that pulls sucker rod up and down to pump water. Some types were used to pump water under a wind mill if you had no winds. Hit and miss people would be best bet on sell it to.
 
2 came off an allis. They are 9-24 and good shape. The other
one is a 7-24. Needs work around the valve stem but fixable.
Believe that was off a farmall cub. Email me if you want more
info. Everything on the trailer is for sale, just hate to put it on
the forum and ruffle feathers. My email is open on here.
 
Way more than scrap. That model pumpjack will sell for $150 for use right now in Amish country. I am autherised to pay for one complete and in working condition to $140 for the dealer I work with to put out for resale so you know that if I can buy one for him for $140 he will put it in his store for $200. And it is a pumpjack and not a pump. Completely verticly lift on lift arms instead ov like on most the arms moving in a back & forth patern. My dealer would take a bunch if we could find them.
 
I am a hundred mile south of Toledo, Oh. just off of I75. So that would put me about a 6 hour one way drive or 2-300 mile and that is just too far to go for a couple. If I could get a truck load at once it would be different.
 
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