My little collection

Discussion in 'Stove Forum' started by alejan-70, Nov 28, 2009.

  1. alejan-70

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    Hello, I´m from Argentina, and this is my collection, I promised put photos of each in the gallery.

    Thanks, Alejandro

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  2. mr optimus

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    hi Alejandro that's a nice little collection you have there the furnace certainly caught my eye many thanks for shareing your collection
     
  3. kablamachunk

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    unusual coil burner...on a primus tank?...k
     
  4. Doc Mark

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    Hello, Alejandro,

    Welcome to CCS! Bien Venidos, Senor!!

    You have a very nice collection, with some fine stoves included! In what way do you use them? Camping? Fishing? Hunting? Backpacking? I look forward to hear how you use your stoves, and which are your most favorite. Thanks for sharing your collection with us, and God Bless!

    Every Good Wish,
    Doc
     
  5. nagant

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    great collection! welcome aboard! cant wait to see some close ups. how about listing some by name here?
     
  6. CWilkins

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    Hello,
    Is that a Turner furnace ?

    Chuck
     
  7. BernieDawg Banned

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    Welcome, Alejandro!

    Nice collection! There are several I believe I recognize including the Clayton and Lambert plumber's furnace.

    I look forward to seeing detailed shots of your stoves. Especially so if you have an Atati stove. :thumbup:

    Best,
    Gary
     
  8. DAVE GIBSON

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    Welcome!..thats a fine collection and like the rest of the fellows here i can't wait for the details :D
    keep the photos coming!
     
  9. alejan-70

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    K, do you refeer to the primus brass tank?
    ALejandro
     
  10. alejan-70

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    Thanks for your opinion, In Argentina we drink a lot of mate and I use them three or four times all days to heat water,and some days when I take a ride, I try to have all in use and use for some weeks one of them, but not the Clayton & Lambert because it cause me a little fear jajaj.
    Gary,I don´t have an ATATI and certanly I´cant remember heard this name.
    Thanks.
    Alejandro
     
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    Alejandro nice collection, I think that this is the coil burner kablamachunk means.

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    you've wetted our appetite, give us some details. lol :D
     

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  12. shagratork

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    Hello Alejandro

    Welcome to CCS.

    Nice collection of stoves. I am also interested in your coil burner.
    The coil itself is not quite like the coils on other coil burners.
    Just by chance, I obtained this coil burner from Argentina earlier this year. The coil is the same as on yours.

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    Big brother, little brother, maybe?
     

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  13. Lance

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    Alejandro or Trever, could you show us a top down photo of that stove, i'm interested in what makes that coil so different??

    lance
     
  14. kablamachunk

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    awesome stove(s)!!...how does one come to buy a stove from argentina?...is this coil stove original like this or improvised?...k
     
  15. alejan-70

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    Trevor, Lance, K I took photos of my coil burner and I put in the gallery, in argentina there are one factory Who make coil burners today under the name J&D .These are photos of stoves in sale in WWW.mercadolibre.com.ar

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    best regards
    alejandro
     

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  16. Lance

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    Alejan the new coilburner is one loverly bit of kit. The price, $190.00, seems a bit high unless i'm looking at the price in Argentine Deniros???

    lance
     
  17. kablamachunk

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    Alejan et al; wow!!...very cool stoves and the pix r grt!...i have seen flame spreaders for some coil burners(have to cook one up for myself)...grt tin stove!! also...k
     
  18. alejan-70

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    Lance, the price is pesos argentinos 190 = US$50.-
    and the J&D is in the last three photos.
    Saludos