Hiya Stove People, I bought this stove on EBay, not knowing which year it was made. It appears unused, and the case is in very good condition for its time. The screw in post that allows the inner bell to be adjusted is missing, lost long ago, I would say. Does Fettlebox sell spare filler cap washers for this stove, it looks somewhat different to those with the later model SRV's. Please advise. Thanks. Cheers Simon Foxxx New Zealand
https://classiccampstoves.com/posts/285969 ask Ross once you have identified your filler cap. Best Regards, Kerophile.
Hi Simon, here is a link to a thread on my well-used 1939 Pr.71. There are some photos of the rotating shield mixture control: https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/16107 I hope you are able to replace the locating pin. Best Regards, Kerophile.
Hiya Kero, I found the cap seal (Type C) and ordered from the Fettlebox . Thanks for thread on the 1939 model. Cheers Simon
Howdy, Simon, You have a great little stove, there, which is a joy to own and use! I don't know if this will help you, but here is a spare burner bell that may be able to replace the one you have now, http://www.ebay.com/itm/Burner-Bell...434?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item4879292b02 Good luck, and God Bless! Every Good Wish, Doc
Hes a great seller! Done business with him over the past few years...knows his stuff. Care to add a pic of your stove? Dave
Hiya Doc Mark, Hey thanks for that link. I did a buy now, and so should be able to install the vital pin. This is a cool little stove from 1939. The case seems to be thicker metal than my 1960 model. They made things better in earlier years. Will post photos later on. Cheers Simon
Please see photo of stove and case. I don't think it has ever been used. Some lacquer has come off near the top of the fount, and the case has small amounts of rust evident, otherwise it looks great!
Hi, Simon, Excellent! I'm really glad you scored that burner bell, as I think they are fairly rare on the market. Well done, and I look forward to hearing how it works on your great little Primus 71! Take care, and God Bless! Every Good Wish, Doc
This is most probably a stove I won't fire up. It is too good looking. I have a 1960 71L which goes well and a NIB one from 1967. The 1960 one is a user, goes well. I feel lucky I got this one.
Very nice , do love a little petrol stove 8) Excuse me for asking but does anyone remember the ebay seller who offers those old green army tins for this stove Stu
The name of the seller is canmec, and it is known as a military # 7 stove case. Send me a private message if you want his email address. Cheers Simon
