What model modern Primus stove?

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  1. Espen Lothe

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    Sorry for bothering all of you with this absolutely not classic stove question. I am helping a friend with getting this stove up and running again. Probably just need some gaskets. But what model is this? It can run on both liquid fuel and butane. IMG_20211212_193935.jpg
     
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    … coupled with an ‘old’ (pre-Ergo) pump.
     
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    Thanks! This makes it a lot easier! First, a lot of soot to get rid of....
     
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    Nice stove set! and that pump is pretty rare now, I wish I'll find it no ebay in future.
     
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    The stove now runs well on white gas (alkylatbensin in Norway). But when I disconnect the pump from the fuel hose, the connection on the pump side is leaking. How to fix this? IMG_20211214_110525.jpg
     
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    Did you turn the fuel bottle/pump assembly over, so that the 'OFF' stampeed on the side of the pump was uppermost. This causes the fuel level in the bottle to fall below the pick-up tube and the pressurised air in the bottle to purge the fuel line. As soon as the air gets to the burner it will go out. Then you can shut the valves and disconnect the hose without dribbles.
     
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    Yes, I did this. But when you disconnect the hose, the cupling is leaking. Do I need to get a complete cupling or is it possible to take it apart and fix it?
     
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    I don't know if it is possible to disassemble that connector without destroying it. Hopefully, someone else here may know.