Strange lpg pocket stove!

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  1. Mendologist

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    Never seen one of these before, had to buy it when I saw it.
    Once had the Lytham Tiddler stove, reminds me a bit of that.
    Anyone else seen one before?
    Unscrews and pushes together with hose inside etc.

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    Brilliant!
    Thanks very much for that.
    Thats solved the puzzle.
     
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    It looks in good condition. Watch the gas pipe. The burner can get hot enough to damage the connection and it can drop off when the stove is on which is memorable

    Regards Bryan
     
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    -I love the decidedly British art of the understatement. A wonderful specimen, that was.
     
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    Yeah - I need the hydraulic guy to come to where I work and then i can obtain an appropriate section of braided hose from him.
    Pulled off the pipe and the ends are slightly perished.
     
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    @Mendologist

    That is a very nice stove you have.
    I've been wanting one of these ALP 7000 stoves, but every time I come across one the seller won't ship international.
    These stoves will also run on the liquid side of the fuel canister, but it is better to preheat the stove on the vapor side of the fuel canister and then invert it to the liquid side.

    Here is a nice presentation John, presscall did on his ALP 7000 stove.

    http://www.classiccampstoves.com/threads/alp-7000-butane-stove.19767/

    Again very nice stove and thanks for sharing.

    Cheers,
    Norman