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The first two look like jet drive outboard motors or trolling motors for fishing, minus the transom clamps to mount them on a boat.

I've just finished cleaning up the pump and repairing the recoil, came out pretty good. Since the paint and decals are fairly decent, I decided not to repaint it.

Thanks for the PDF file, and the link - good information there! The ad on the next page for a "Tree Trimmer" looks pretty familiar, too!

Thanks, great photos. Mine doesn't have the HP decal on the starter, but the Elelcro-Flow tag says it's 3/4 HP. That may be true about the primer,I just haven't happened to see one in any photos before. I haven't been able to find anything about the company at all.

Thanks! My brother was the one who spotted it. I've found very little information about the company. It's cleaned up pretty well, but I need to re-string the recoil - of course! I haven't seen one with the rubber priming bellows before, wonder if it was an add-on accessory?

Just arrived today - a fully restorable Electro Flow Pump. I wonder where they got that name? The pump's rubber primer bellows is pretty well petrified, so I won't try to move it! I recently finished restoring an Orline hedge trimmer, came out pretty good.

Thanks! The blower housing and recoil were missing, as well as the starter pawls and springs, and the decals for the housing. All the other decals were in pretty good shape. It just needed a good cleaning and repainting beyond that. The engine has good compression and nothing appears to be broken, but I don't plan to run it.

I finally finished restoring my Polaris Power Pole, with thanks to Webhead for having the parts that I needed. I'm attaching a "before" and an "after" photo. This gets some good comments and questions at gas engine meets!