Been wanting one of these for quite awhile and a good deal came up . This came from Greece thu E-Bay. Nice seller. Made in 1962. The case is dented here and there and a few of those popped right out - a couple of others will require more work . The inside was in very nice condition and has probably been rebuilt but not positive. Notice where the nuts screw onto the tubes looks like they were once seated deeper. Tank is very clean inside and the pump worked good - no leaks. Added new fuel and she runs great. I think this will be one of my favorites. The wind is blowing here today at about 10 to 20 mph and with the small windscreen she still ran like a champ. Plan on cooking with it tonight. Now need to find spare parts kit and relief valve to finish. The wrench and chain are there. And of course one of Sefaudi's kits
Looks perfect. I find the 9061 a really excellent stove, very rugged and dependable. There are two reasons why I don't use mine frequently - it is rather heavy, and burns the more expensive white gas. (I prefer not to try it with unleaded.) Yonadav
i really have to get serious about fixing the NRV in mine.it's sat unused for years. that great burn you have going is what i want out of mine.
Good for you!! I love Enders. I bought my first 9061 because my wife resented being woken up by my 8R roarer making morning coffee. I have been helped a couple of times by these drawings. Post#161811 Enjoy it!
Wow! That is one fired up 9061! Nice! I agree on the quiet operation of these armored apparatuses. And, they are a heavy little beast. Next up: Coleman 523 double burner? sam
I was quite shocked with the sizes of these mamoths wider but shorter in height than the 111's got mine off germany at cheap change for less than $20 including shpping here to the Philippines.
They are quite heavy and this will be in the truck. Made coffee this AM with her, I really like this one. The Coleman sitting behind it is a recent buy - she runs good but is slow to start - valves need to be cleaned. It is next up.
