VM Pumpers Bowls

Thanks for the help guys. The last body is in the carb dip coming out tomorrow morning. All other small parts are cleaned and polished. Next step is sending out the bowls, bodies, and top chamber caps off to vapor blasted. Oh and Nessism I cleaned up the bench a Skosh 

I wonder if the pumper bowl would fit my VM 33's. They were set up for a pump but didn't come with one. I guess I could take off one of my 28 bowls and see if it would fit.
Steve

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I wonder if the pumper bowl would fit my VM 33's. They were set up for a pump but didn't come with one. I guess I could take off one of my 28 bowls and see if it would fit.
Steve

The stock VM bowls are different to the Smoothbores and won't fit.
 

Steve, i ride with vm 29 smoothbores pumpers and the bowl gasget is the same as the vm 33 smooties

Easy to find out just compare the old gasket to the VM 28's.
Steve

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Steve, i ride with vm 29 smoothbores pumpers and the bowl gasget is the same as the vm 33 smooties

Yes! The 29 and 33 smoothies take the same gasket but the stock VM 26 -28's are different.

Finally, we’ll almost, we can close another post. These are another saved set from Wheelhops excellent adventure. They are the Frankenstein Pumpers. A part from here, a couple from over there, and one last part we found under there. I know Moose1800 helped and the members that helped me identify parts, Zed1015 for rebuilt choke plunger and air corrector jets.  I say almost because I still need to bench sync, set floats and polish up the top chamber covers. 

Most excellent!  

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Finally, we’ll almost, we can close another post. These are another saved set from Wheelhops excellent adventure. They are the Frankenstein Pumpers. A part from here, a couple from over there, and one last part we found under there. I know Moose1800 helped and the members that helped me identify parts, Zed1015 for rebuilt choke plunger and air corrector jets.  I say almost because I still need to bench sync, set floats and polish up the top chamber covers. 

Also, thanks to Jim (USAforever) for sending along some of those Frankenstein parts!