OK, this thread is another thread to help quench my thirst for nitro history.
I want to say the first double pump system was of Armstrong's doing, and
that was two Enderle pumps attached to a pump drive, the manufacturer of
which I cannot remember.
I also recall the introduction of the inline dual pump (instead of side by side),
and those were Waterman pumps. I want to say that Tim Richards had the
first such system.
As for the barrel valves, Mike Kloeber's article again comes in handy. I recall
two barrel valves to begin with, and Mike's article points out that Pete Jackson
came up with a dual input metering valve.
Is this an accurate history?
I want to say the first double pump system was of Armstrong's doing, and
that was two Enderle pumps attached to a pump drive, the manufacturer of
which I cannot remember.
I also recall the introduction of the inline dual pump (instead of side by side),
and those were Waterman pumps. I want to say that Tim Richards had the
first such system.
As for the barrel valves, Mike Kloeber's article again comes in handy. I recall
two barrel valves to begin with, and Mike's article points out that Pete Jackson
came up with a dual input metering valve.
Is this an accurate history?
