Primus 2062 (Propane; made in Australia)

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  1. Tony Press

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    This is a Primus 2062 propane stove - made in Australia.


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    "Primus/Regd Trade Mark/Licence/AB Bahco/Made in Australia"
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    Single burner position.
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    Twin burner position.
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    Some photos from fettling to show the burner setup.

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    The burner.
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    Cheers

    Tony
     
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    There’s a “Made in Sweden” example of this stove, found in South Africa, here:

    Primus 2062

    Cheers

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    @Tony Press Tony, can you confirm the hose-to-canister fitting please? It looks like it may be for the current type of disposable propane canister rather than the Primus 340g refillable type, also designated Primus 2000.

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    John

    I think that the “hose to canister” fitting is original. It looks to be the same as that on Andrew’s stove (link above). I’ll get a good photograph of it in a while and post it here.

    I did have to hunt around for the canister, though! I’ll photograph it as well.

    Tony

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    As requested by John, here is detail of the hose-to-canister fitting fir the stove.

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    Here next to a standard Primus tap.
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    Cheers

    Tony
     
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    @Tony Press Right, thanks Tony. No different from the fitting for Primus 2000 series gas bottles I see.
     
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    It looks good and much the same as the one Made in Sweden.
     
  8. DAVE GIBSON

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    i have never seen what we call a propane torch bottle with primus fitting in the states.