Hi Folks, Has Anybody Information on this Stove, maybe technical Drawings or a Manual? |imgRemoved| bye Peter
Hi Peter, Please have look at my website; www.qvist.nl In the nostalgia part I've infomation on the Thermos 8425. The two burner version from '63 including the manual. Like yours a real beauty. Main difference is, next to the number of burners of course, the integrated fuel tank. Best regards, Peter
Peter Go to the 'other site' http://www.be-back-later.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27 Dan Leeds has a photo of a Thermos stove, he may have some info
I know this much about your stove; it is made by AGM American Gas & Machine, of Albert Lea, MN, The company is no longer in business but they made a fair product. That stove (yours) is made to burn leaded or unleaded or unleaded auto gasoline. And it will operate quite proper on unleaded white (Coleman fuel) gasoline too. The overlarge generator tells us that. When you choose to operate this stove it would be best to use Coleman fuel as the "leaded gasoline" generator is no longer avaiable and should it need replacing you'll not find another. lance
Hi Peter Henry and Lance, Thank`s for the replay and the good Information that help me to find the relatet US-Patents: US 3117568 Thermos Camp Stove and US 3131872 Thermos Gasoline Lantern bye Peter.
Well spotted Dan! Patents & exploded views is fair play I guess but it does p*ss me off when stuff I've hunted out is taken without permission (I'm not refering to the Thermos info) - it would be ok if they were images of the same brochure etc ie another original, if you know what I mean, rather than just lifted from here. Some of that stuff has been contributed to this site & credited - I see no such there. At least we get a link. I had to swear then laugh the other day at another site showing a collectors stoves. One of the gallery pics has a tale about the history of the stove in use during a famous epic - it's lifted directly from this site - even with the '&' I use instinctively rather than the 'and' the site owner uses on the rest of his site. At the end of the day the story is the story but why not tell it in your own words. I've written many articles for this site pieced together (& sometimes translated) from various past publications but I NEVER just put it down word from word from the source - I take the info & write it in my own words. I also credit my sources. I mean - it's not like I don't share the stuff I find!
Hi Folks, I only use some Keywords like "Albert Lea" for searching, but that`s not the Problem. One Burnervalve was hanging and the Pumpvalve is leaking, but with the shorter Pump from the Lantern it works great. |imgRemoved| and here are the Pumps, any Idea for repair the Valve? The Dimensions are 0.75 x 5 inch or 19 x 130 mm. |imgRemoved| and the complete Thermos Family |imgRemoved| bye Peter
Hey, Ross, You have good reason to be p*ssed off!!! This site is one of the most sharing and informative I've ever found. It would only be good manners, and honorable, to give credit to you and this site, for information found here, Alas, we live in a world where "honor", as such, has not been taught, at ANY level. So, many people, now days, think that the sun rises and sets in a certain oriface of their body, and that nobody counts, except THEMSELVES!! You have my thanks for undertaking all the very hard work, research, and creativity it took to create this outstanding site; and, you have my condolences, that you have to endure the slings and arrows of dolts who steal from it!! Shame on them, indeed! Take care, and God Bless! Every Good Wish, Doc Mark P.S. For those that do such things as taking info from this site without asking, for use on their own web pages, nor giving credit, please read my signature line, and give THAT some thought.
Hi Ross, Could you tell me to what part of our site (what info or pic's) you refer? It's for this reason I don't like forums in general: There's spoken about not with the people that are involved. Peter
By gads lad you have the very lantern i've been looking for. Originally the upsidedown lantern was made during WWII for use in field hospitals in the operating rooms. Or what passed at that time for such. I've seen one on ebay and one at the Coleman museum in Indiana. Of coarse the one in Indiana is a Coleman not a Thermos but for the price of a Coleman i could likely buy two of the Thermos Models. The Coleman received its patient for the (get this) dectorative styling, not the uniqueness of the model or process of construction. WELL DONE LAD lance
Sorry you don't like forums, but this was brought to my attention on the forum by a forum member. You can always PM me if you prefer. No one involved from your site had spoken to me before Dans post so I'm not bothered either way. I am p*ssed off but given the context of your site wasn't bothered about taking it further although I would have kept an eye on it. Until your post I hadn't realised it was as much as this. This list is all verified & doesn't include different copies of the same brochure etc, of which there are a few. It also exludes patents & Optimus exploded views. Some of the material below has been put into pdf format - the files were created by Peter Quist (yourself?), S.Quist & Ward between Dec 05 & Feb 06. 1 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Burmos.pdf 2 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Burmos 21.pdf 3 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/coleman518 folder.jpg 4 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/coleman 518 Solus Plan.jpg 5 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/coleman518 boxart.jpg 6 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/CS 530 reclame.jpg 7 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/ENDERS 9061kopie.jpg 8 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Juwel folder.pdf 9 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Optimus brochure1.jpg http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Optimus brochure2.jpg http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Optimus brochure3.jpg http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Optimus brochure4.jpg 10 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Etiket Optimus_3.jpg 11 http:// = 1st page of http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Optimus CS 2 3.pdf 12 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/Gebruiksaanwijzing 22b 111b.gif 13 http:// = http://www.qvist.nl/AA MEMORABILIA/pdf/OPTIMUS 324 rider gebruiksaanwijzing.jpg (you forgot page 2 & 3)
Smirking? The man asked a question & I felt obliged to answer! I could also have said the missing page from my Burmos catalogue he's PDF'd for his site isn't on this site as it shows a lamp - this page can be seen at the below link where I posted it for the benefit of the lampies (I'm a giver not a taker! No replies necessary to that comment - I can read Henry's mind already! ) http://www.be-back-later.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=151
I also have a Thermos, it is an 8428. Do you happen to know where I can get a new generator, mine is cracked. I am new to camp stoves, this is my first one. Is it possible to put a different brand generator on it?
Hi Ross All the links you give to this site give a "Sorry, the page you has requested has not been found." message. However, we can see by the large number of links that the number of cases is way beyond a coincidence. To put a slightly different slant on this thread, Peter has posted some of the images of catalogues that I have posted on this site but he has asked me before doing so and has credited me when I did not ask him to do so.
Dude - that was 2 years ago! I believe me & Peter get on fine after that intro - glad you got credit. Now you just need to give me the links to the stuff here so I can move it to the right section ready for the move!
Sorry Ross. I didn't look at the dates - danielnunn posted a new addition to the thread, but as I said, I didn't look at the dates!! I will contact you separately with catalogue details and post you the originals.