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Old 18-04-18, 18:35
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I sent them photos when I initially made inquires as to them being the original manufacturer. Apparently they still have drawing plans so its really a question of them having an economical way to make a modern copy, less the guts. I'm sure they don't have the ability to stamp one out like they did during the war.

Will update this thread and the facebook trailer group when they post back an update. Likely be a week at least since they are looking into things on their end.
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Old 18-04-18, 21:10
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I am going to be starting on my bowser this coming winter, I have filter bodies but no pumps. The Shilo Museum one, last time I saw it, was missing both pumps and filters. I think I know of one or two other guys with bowsers that might jump on a chance to buy these.
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Old 18-04-18, 22:30
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I might also be interested in two filters and couple of pumps for my bowser project, shall the replicas become available.
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Old 19-04-18, 19:37
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if possible I would also like to join the project for 2 filters and 2 hand pumps, for my c15a waterbowser.
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Old 19-04-18, 20:55
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Once we know for certain if the company can build the filters and provides a price per unit, it will be posted and we can lock in who whats them. They would only be building the filters as the various types of pumps that were used during the war were made by other companies.
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Old 19-04-18, 22:08
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the various types of pumps that were used during the war were made by other companies.
Apparently, the hand pumps were manufactured by a company called Barclay Kellett in Bradford, England. I think they were bought out by Albany Pumps in the 1980's?

Attached is a schematic of the unit, if anyone wants to have a go at making some. No dimensions, but if someone can measure the distance between the mounting holes on their tank, the approximate size should be easy to work out.

I can't measure the hole centres; the mounting brackets have been torched off my tank!

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Old 19-04-18, 22:21
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soon I have a manual operating and spare parts 200 gal. water tank.
mounted on Dodge T 222 4X2 Chassis.

hopefully I can get more information there that can help us further.
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