looking forward to it, it's been ages since the last one...:lol:
isn't it time to share some new photos of this? 8)
my son had the same trouble, here's one solution that's practical if upsetting to purists...
the 6th of feb is mum's (granny's) 70th birthday. sadly, that's archie and i out :(
it's old tat. post it to me and i'll bin it for you :lol:
lovely. another use or keep unfired dilemma though
i had one, but swapped it with wim for something with (A LOT) more power. i used to buy fuel tablets for a mamod model steam engine, they're the...
is it the one with a heat exchanger on the pan's bottom? - archie's got one of those. it's a nice unit, but i found it very inefficient/wasteful...
perfect flames. good work
i've got the same one. it's a cracking set isn't it? the high quality non-stick coating puts trangia to shame, IMHO. it's also a bit bigger than a...
that's nice. i'd suggest from the pictures of the picnicers on the box that it's definitely 60's. i can't imagine many ladies having bob cut hair...
that can't be much more than the scrap metal value. amazing find:content:
brilliant, there's not one amongst us waouldn't have sanpped it up at double the price. and matches a '74 westy perfectly
a more limited range, but i've had no problmems ordering or with the prices. http://www.parafinalia.biz/
lovely. when it works that well the price of the fuel don't seem too bad, does it? 8)
you'd think so. yes. but there's always that chance. the one's i've (successfully) had in the past have been unclear as to their exact contents....
aspen 4 all the time for me. there's always a chance that the motor factors will sell you panel wipe with rust inhibitor in it, or silicon...
that's a great panset/windshiled.
nice unit - like you say not for solo or small groups of backpackers
i wish stuff like that would appear in charity shops round here. brilliant. wouldn't it best suit your trangia?
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