Posted by Laqudis on April 03, 2016 at 22:47:24 from (108.217.198.119):
I found this interesting Tire Pump at a farmers garage sale recently. I picked it up because it had a interesting look but I haven't been able to find out any info. about it, outside of the Gorman Rupp Co. history you can find online. There are two labels on this brass pump. the first Says "Gorman Rupp Co. Tire Filling Pump, no. 105, serial No. T-836.
The second label is on the generator, "The Lamb Electric Co." I.S. 14290. My translation of this label might be a little iffy, as its very difficult to read. I was just wondering if anyone could point to the age of this unit, or any other information about it. I would appreciate it. I do know it was originally used to pump fluids into tractor tires but that is literally, all I've been able to find out.
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