Svea 106 Parts Questions

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  1. T-Bone

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    Greetings Stovies!

    I'm looking for names and part numbers (or reasonable substitutes) for the following:

    1291085644-1226780344-St.89.Sv106-1.jpg
    Oh, this is one of Kerophile's stove pics that I borrowed for this question.

    A - pot ring in this exact style for a Svea 106
    B - screw on cap that seals the top of the tank when it's being stored.

    Parafinalia doesn't seem to have them (or I am missing them). A&H has LOTS of stuff, but no pictures. :rage: They do have part numbers though so if some could direct me to the right part or one that will work, I would be very grateful.

    I am debating about acquiring a wind screen, some stoves I have seen on the site here have them and some do not. An Optimus #2104 has been suggested as a possible part # for the windscreen.

    Thanks for any help.
     
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  3. T-Bone

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    Thanks, I think I found part #s for everything. :thumbup:

    Now to find the parts...
     
  4. kerophile

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    Hi Bill,
    #2050 Reserve lid for 00, 45, 48, 210, 100/4128, 210 £ 4.75

    This part, offered by Base Camp should fit your Svea 106

    The Svea pan-rest will me of a challengs.

    These stoves have not been made for around 50 years, so it is probably unreasonable to expect parts to be readily available.

    Best Regards,
    Kerophile.
     
  5. T-Bone

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    Well,

    At this point the legs and washers are coming, and within the next couple of weeks, I'll have enough parts and a tool to make it functional (at least I hope). These parts are to make it more... complete?
     
  6. cazna

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    Hi, I have one of these in the red suitcase with the litte windscreen, Its actually a dam fine stove of this type, Very nice and smooth to use, I have had many 3 legged brassys like this and as engraved into the tank it really is the king of stoves, All the best for your search.

    https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/14687
     
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  7. kerophile

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    Hi Bill, you will see from the photos of cazna's Svea No.106, that in this outfit, no pan-rest was included as it would not fit in the fibre-board case.
    Best Regards,
    Kerophile.
     
  8. T-Bone

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    Kerophile,

    OK, now I am confused. In the picture of yours that I copied from the reference library for this post, the stove has a pan rest. Are there some models that have them and some that don't? I imagine the 106 Sport doesn't. The catalog that the second poster linked to had a pan rest listed for the 106. :doh:

    Don't mean to be a pest, it's just that I'm pretty new to all this and I wanted to know.

    Bill
     
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    kerophile United Kingdom SotM Winner Subscriber

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    Hi Bill, you have it. The Svea 106 was sold in several different forms. Those sold in tins or fibre-board cases came without pan-rests as this cut down on size.
    Best Regards,
    Kerophile.
     
  10. Doug L

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    T-Bone can you take some pics of your stove for us? You dont have to wait till you fix it all up.I also want to buy one of these or maybe the 105 version one day.
     
  11. T-Bone

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    Why yes, I'd be delighted! Always like showing my handywork. O:)

    https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/16677

    My parts kit should be in soon. The burner seems to be clogged, so I thought I would try the heat quench method with a propane torch and big bucket of water. There was ample warning not to get things too warm or I risk unbrazing the burner. I need the jointed jet tool to remove the jet before I do this from what I understand.
     
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  12. cazna

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    I have some other trivets, they all seem to fit the 106 so i just use one of them when i need to.
    that windscreen with the little door really works well, primes it fast with little meths needed, I picked this stove up for $50 from a second hand shop.