Looking at the below, the new burnerr uses the 4902 and the old style 4086. Have No clue to what size either of them are. But mine with old style...
And is this thread it says that: "The orifice of the jet is slightly over 0.40mm. It takes a #78 drill which is 0.406mm. The cleaning needle of...
Well, it is for petrol so it is small, that is all I have att the moment, it will be some weeks til I can check in mine
How död the burner look like?
It burnt to hot, or went into underburn, not sure, but it got all glowing red, so I turned it of
Well I did get my hands on one and did try it once. No joy, so it will live with my all new Stormbreaker
Yes, that is what I do now also.
I would be carefull with the NRV from Juliands, I had some with bad threads in mine that killed an Op 111 and Radius 21.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Just picked thisone up. Will take new pictures for the ref gallery. It has a "new" burner, perhaps I can find...
Not sure, but just spotted this, might be what the plan was for my cap? Picture from Tradera [ATTACH]
@kerophile well,way better that with a hole in it like mine
Well, sometimes you need to practice on something. That is what I think, someone is learning how to drill and they test it on a silent cap for an...
New name to me on the Optimus 8, - Campingo - Baby
Nice stove, clearly a favorit in my Collection. I have some of them, 8, 8F and 8R.
@presscall I think it actually was that rather big stove she had, she showed it on a facebookpage aswell, not sure if it was sold.
One more Primus 0 , traveling that I found
So, have recently put my hands on a Primus 0, traveling style, from 1912 (A). Just one legg is correct and they have been welded with a ring....
Nice
Thank you @presscall that is what inspired me. But I was thinking softsolder.
Well, I did try getting that gas valve for the Stormbreaker, but have not been able to get one. They dont sell them as spares!
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