Hello all! I am relatively new to collecting stoves and I have a few. I am particularly interested in finding any info on this stove I'm posting pics of. I got it from a gent in Oregon who said it was his family's camp stove for decades. I have no clue who makes it, what it is, value and any sort of manufacturer models similar. I love the look of it and I converted it to lp and yes I use it regularly. Please pay no mind to the dirty condition as it's been out spring and summer getting use! Thanks in advance!
@FIGJAMONE Welcome. Someone here usually knows. I have several ranges but do not recognise yours. Be patient the answer usually comes. Iain
Thank you my new friend. I'm glad to be here and learning a ton. There's a boat pile of knowledge on this forum for sure.
Well I guess I've struck out once again. No info, no leads and only one response. I guess my stove isn't the style liked on this forum. Any leads? Is this thing on? Can you hear me in the back? Hello? Hello?....awww nevermind
Well, big ranges like this tend to be peripheral to camp and hiking stove interests. However, they do show up and there are folks here with knowlege. Always a good idea to bump it up once or twice as you have now done.
Figjamone, no disrespect intended. The style is something like what in Australia would turn up in what we call a Caravan, what I believe is called a Trailer in the US of A. But it isn't a style I'm at all familiar with, so I suspect it's the US members who stand a better chance of knowing something.
@FIGJAMONE Any leads? Is this thing on? Can you hear me in the back? Hello? Hello? Funny, that's good, thanks. Not for nothing, to-date it has 166 views. I had a look when it 1st posted, I find it interesting in a camp / trailer / cabin stove kind of way and doubt I'm alone with that. From what we see so far, like you, I have no clue who makes it, what it is, value and any sort of manufacturer models similar. I love the look of it ... It looks in no way familiar to me which, for me btw, makes it all the more interesting. Re: I converted it to lp .. Hearing... What was the original fuel source? will be helpful. If the 2? burners are original, if you can add closeup pics of burner(s), that may be a potential clue. Marine stoves as example, are known to use (recognizable) burners provided by better known cabin / camp stove manufacturers. A close up of the temp gauge may help also. Last hint, the back side of stove knobs at times may also hold a clue. Strange aye.
I cringe when someone mentions "temperature gauge" because really It is a "THERMOMETER". However I understand that it certainly looks like a gauge and will accept it's use here. I guess 30 years as a HVAC serviceman will do that to you.
