Tokheim pump from about the 1950s. This would be about the first to have a mechanical computing register
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Tokheim pump from about the 1950s. This would be about the first to have a mechanical computing register |
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From the 1960s - a Tokheim 952 with mechanical computer. This one is in semi-retirement but still in use as a paraffin pump in a garage in Stirling, Scotland. |
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Two views of a Tokheim 362M Twin from the 1970s. These beautifully styled pumps looked like electronic pumps, but, in fact, still had the world-renowned Veeder-Root mechanical computer heads driven by long shafts from the meters in the base. A set of three of these pumps are still in service in the same garage as the 952 above and were lovingly cared for by myself. |
| The very latest in state-of-the-art cutting edge pump technology - the current Tokheim Quantium 500 6-hose dispenser, the first picture showing the door panel removed exposing the pump units. |
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