Hello Gents, In my little town, a plant was built in 1880, producing gravy and tallow. It was known as a "Boiling Down Plant," and was built by...
My guess would be no. You'd want to strip all the paint off the tank, and get a look at the join, just to be sure. I would not use that stove...
Hello Gents, I like the look of that small stove. It looks just the thing for coffee in the shed. To that end, I have a similar (much younger)...
Hello Ray, Thanks for that info. I was worried about the heat, and (quite often) flame around the seal. I guess it it is sealed efficiently,...
Looking at that 2nd picture, your stove has the tell-tale of a leaking generator seal. All of mine leak there. I thought they were a fibre...
G'day mate, I have 3 of these, two like yours, and one later model. I don't think there is a seal in that joint, I think it has a gland inside...
Hello Jonny, I have a Primus 535 Kerosene Burner, and can state that it is possible to leave it pressurized. I do so when using it for camping,...
Such an unusual stove. The way the pump is slung on the side, the way the hollow-wire technology is used to feed the burners as well as to...
That is a very pretty piece indeed!!! I will wait patiently for the Sacred God of Fire to touch it!!! Many thanks, Mike.
Hello Bo, Maybe it just has a lid for the outer cap, like the older silent burners do? As to what inner cap it requires (or not) I can only...
Hello Gents, My father was raised in an old house away back in the bush, in a Soldiers' Settlement Plot, balloted out after WWI....
Hello Gents, I'm wondering whether those two sockets are there to accommodate an Aladdin type mantle? The pictures in the below link explain it...
Excellent. Site Owner exercising his prerogative in a considered and decisive manner. Bravo!!! Let it end here!!! Best regards and full...
Hello TD, We have a Gas Bottle Pressure Tester working in HB, and he services stoves and suchlike. You may have one in your town, he...
By what I have been told, they were developed by the British Admiralty under First Lord Winston Churchill, and were to be known as "Landships."...
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