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Got a lot of parts I bought today. This was in there. I have never seen anything like it. Definetely for some kind of aftermarket carburetor.
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It looks like a fuel pump , maybe a flathead fuel pump .
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Tractor fuel pump.
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It's for a flathead V8.The cup on the arm is for the pushrod to fit into.I just rebuilt one this afternoon.
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