Seeburg Rotary Pumps

Common stamped sheet metal pump pulley found in most Seeburg pumps from about 1923 through the end of production.

(Photograph courtesy of Art Reblitz)

Common stamped sheet metal pulley found on most Seeburg pumps from about 1923 through the end of production. (Seeburg K, number and year unknown.)
Early Seeburg rotary pump with pulley removed.

(Photograph courtesy of Art Reblitz)

Early Seeburg rotary pump with pulley removed, showing wooden connecting rods. (Seeburg L #161,802, made in 1925.)
Back view of late style Seeburg rotary pump with rubberized canvas connecting straps.

(Photograph courtesy of Art Reblitz)

Back view of late style Seeburg rotary pump with rubberized canvas connecting straps. (Seeburg Greyhound #166,043, made in 1928.)
Close-up of Seeburg late style crank in a rotary pump.

(Photograph courtesy of Art Reblitz)

Close-up of Seeburg late style rotary pump in 1928 Greyhound #166,043. The pliable connecting straps never knock or click. The main support casting for the crankshaft and the connecting hub or “spider” contain ball bearings, with handy grease fittings for lubrication.
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