Prim-Kompakt

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  1. sefaudi

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    Dear Brothers,

    I saw below photo of a stove that is highly strange to me.

    1354651235-unknownstove1.jpg 1354651242-unknownstove2.jpg

    Does anybody of us know something about that?
    Any other pictures you may have?
     
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  2. Lance

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    Looks to be a variant of the Baby Enders to me but that is just a wild guess.

    lance
     
  3. endy

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    Hello
    As far as i know, it`s from russia. But i dont know the brand.
    Cheers: Endy
     
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    My guess also is from Russia or the Far East.
     
  5. brassnipplekey

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    A Gassy ??

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  6. Good brand

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    It is Russian, and I think it runs on petrol.
    That's all I know I'm afraid.

    Best regards,
    Gudbrand
     
  7. DAVE GIBSON

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    Another great find....we keep finding new stoves all the time....I have no idea of what it
    might be....do you have any photos of it set up to run or any names or numbers on it??
     
  8. Doc Mark

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    Hello, my Dear Sefa,

    I was wondering if this stove might not be of Czechslovakian manufacture? It looks like something that they might have made. But, I also agree, that it could easily be Russian, or even Korean, too. Very interesting stove, my Friend! Where did you come across the photograph, if I may ask? Thanks, very much, for any information you can share about it. Take care, and God Bless!

    Every Good Wish,
    Doc
     
  9. David Shouksmith

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    The stove? - not a clue.

    But it would be nice to see how it all goes together, Sefa...
     
  10. hobowonkanobe

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    Where the divil does the burner,..well, the riser go?
     
  11. David Shouksmith

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    Hobo, I think this must be like the Baby Enders / 111 / 8R etc. configuration where the fuel exits from the tank at the side... 8)
     
  12. hobowonkanobe

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    Got it, the weird part, unlike the 111s at least, is it looks like a 123 type tank where the riser SHOULD go in the top rather than the side....kinda neet. still am curious bout it's origin, and fuel.
    Didin't know the enders (never even seen one) had the same template as the 111s / 8rs
     
  13. sefaudi

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    Dear All,

    Many thaks for you kind interest in the stove. Above photo was placed within a local auction site.

    Now I am pleased to say to you that stove is now mine ! I won the auction and looking forward to seeing her. Once I receive her, will post detailed photos here.

    But I am going to a business trip to South Africa this weekend for approx a week, my posting could be a little late.

    South Africa visit will be a first for me, my company is making business with another company there. I am wondering if I could see some stoves around there.
     
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    I think all they burn is wood :lol: :lol:
     
  15. Doc Mark

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    Hello, Brother Sefa,

    Congratulations on winning that neat looking stove, and like everyone else, I will look forward to seeing it, once you get it setup!!! Also, have a very safe and good trip to South Africa!! That's another place that Sweet Bride and I would love to visit, one day. Take care, and God Bless!

    Every Good Wish,
    Doc
     
  16. Grigoriy

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    As far as I remember there was another topic on this stove, with more large photos. There was Russian text on in.

    It would be correct to move it to Russian gallery.
     
  17. Bratok_xxl Lithuania

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    This is PrimCompact called stove. This can have a variation running on LPG. Can be made in USSR or Ukraine. Russian name is - ПримКомпакт.
     
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    Бишкекский машиностроительный завод: БМЗ
     
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    Is Russian for "Bishkek Machine Building Plant: BMZ" according to Google Translate.

    Ben
     
  20. Rangie

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    I have one of these, a good strong-burning stove, like an enders baby on steroids.
    Must dig it out for photos......

    Alec.