Avery Hardoll pumps model S, a design that would have been familiar to most garage mechanics in the post-war years. There were three versions of the model S, the “pre-set” , the “standard and the “computer”. Simplicity of design and construction together with sustained accuracy has led to the wide spread use of Avery Hardoll meter products.  

 

The former two variants featured a display similar to a clock face with pointers that moved in a clockwise direction.

 

The pump was a built-driven type, mounted upon the air separator and incorporated the radial arm which was fitted in between the top of the pump and the globe which could rotate through a full 360 degrees to which the fuel supply hose and nozzle were attached. It was capable of avoiding splash at all speeds.

 

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