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Ebw Fuel Dispenser Pump Nozzles Gas Diesel Antique 2PcOne appears to be new old stokc and the other looks like it has been used a little. I will tell you what i know about each one individually. Nozzel #1 it is the brighter one in the photo, and is the one that looks nos (new old stock) to me. It has no hint of fuel smell in it. Enterprise and muskegon mich is cast or stamped in the trigger area. tI still has the old ul sticker stuck to the top of it. 402 is cast or stamped into the side. I assume that si the model number. Ebw in kind of a diamond pattern is cast (raised) into the side and the same ebw is on top of the big nut. The trigger is thinner that the other nozzel's trigger like it is made from rolled aluminum. The trigger is free and feels liek any trigger should on any fuel nozzel. It is surprisingly claen overall. Nozzel #2 it is the darker one in the photo. It has been used some as you can still detect a hint of fuel smell if you stick your nose right up to the threaded end. I have to get within 5 inches or so to be able to detect it. The ewb in a diamond pattern is cast into the side like the other one as well as the ul is cast on it. It alos has the ebw but also has 402 on the big nut on top. hTe trigger looks like cast aluminum and is much thicker than the other one. 402 308 2 is cast on the trigger. The trigger feels like it should. It is not as clean as the other one, but it is not real dirty either. Both have the hooks on top to hang them up by. Both came from a closed down long time fuel distributor. I think that both would function perfectly if you wanted to use them to fuel your machines or would eb good nozzles for your antique pump or nozzle collections.
eFel free to ask me any questions you may have.
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