Many thanks. Is that Diesel oil or like heating oil, Alec ?
Wondering if anyone has ever heard of the Rutherford type No. 1 burner? Listed in the 1939 VAOS [ATTACH]
We've seen orange and brass fuel tanks on the Turley & Williams Safety Cooker No. 2. So what colour do you think this tank might be? It looks...
I'd forgotten about the Dinky Cooking trailer and Water bowser, which Dinky released in 1937. Dinky usually released things based on actual...
@frg7700 would you have any other photos of the Hydra 4 outlet, or the H burners, please? I'm guessing it was for the Cookers, Trailer, Hydra...
I see no "Cookers, Trailer, Hydra type" in those results
Top results are this thread. Can't see anything in the other results about this
Nope. Here's one of my websites, which is mostly about the trucks I drove in the army Alvis Stalwart & Bedford Files I'm familiar with the No. 1...
In the 1939 edition of the Vocabulary of Army Ordnance Stores , it lists Cookers, Trailer, Hydra type. I wondered if anyone has any knowledge,...
Turns out there's a 1945 manual in better condition than the 1962 manual [ATTACH]
Wondering if anyone has a better page 12 of the No. 1 burner manual, please? The copy I have was scanned badly, and the page is creased. Have...
I'm presuming that the armoured cars etc of the 1920s and 30s had them in the deserts. I did put a shout out on the Bovington page, to see if they...
If a crew of two used a Hurlock for 3 meals a day, plus drinks - how much fuel would it possibly use over a day and week?
John, I'm 60, and well into my third decade of using the internet. I never imagined there would be a forum just for the humble camping stove, and...
Thanks for sharing the videos, @presscall I've read your posts on the number 6, John So used to seeing stoves with a pump on them, and yet these...
I hadn't realised that anyone used Vimeo, other than ITN news. So used to watching everything on Youtube :lol: Thanks for the suggestion
I came across this nice video about pre-heating a stove, and some key points about it. And I wondered if anyone has considered making a similar...
Does anyone know yet who J&F P are or were? Is there a civilian equivalent to the No. 6, like the Optimus 80 is apparently the No. 7?
No 12 Multi fuel stove AESP
No 2 No 2 Portable stove.pdf
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