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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    This will probably be a display piece, fired on occasion to show how it works. I recall that the tubes are also brass and can be polished but it...
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 28, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Any thoughts polishing the combustion tubes? Or not?
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 27, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    I was thinking of oxalic acid for the rust, which I think is also in Red Bear brass polish. Any idea what the gold tone finish is on the pan...
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 26, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Some photos with different camera lighting and angles. As I've been wondering, I stopped polishing at the spirit cup since I wasn't sure about...
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 24, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Do I go to the gallery and open a new topic with the photo under Primus No.1?
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 23, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    I got this error when I clicked on the link: There was a problem loading this page: Your permission set does not allow you to be here. Use your...
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 23, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    I'd be glad to upload. How do I do that?
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 18, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Thanks. I'll probably not use this stove except for show firings so I'll clean it up as best as can be done. Some more questions: What is the...
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 9, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Thank you. After elbow grease, I found "AJ" so its 1945. It also had "14" under the letters that the date chart didn't discuss.
    Post by: RUBYD, Nov 7, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Any hints on how to best shine the tank and maybe find the date stamp? I think it hasn't been used much.
    Post by: RUBYD, Oct 29, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Thanks to all. I carefully removed the stiff fill gasket and turned it over with a thin cork backing. Only two pumps got a very large and steady...
    Post by: RUBYD, Oct 27, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    From all the great comments, I might have a slow leak from the filler cap. The NRV seems to hold. Is there a quick fix so I can use this...
    Post by: RUBYD, Oct 26, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Thanks. Seems like the NRV works since the piston doesn't run out. I'll look at the filler cap seal and oil it. The utube was helpful to gauge...
    Post by: RUBYD, Oct 26, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    Thanks for the reply. Is the pressure cup the pump gasket, same as an auto piston ring?
    Post by: RUBYD, Oct 26, 2012 in forum: Stove Forum
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    New user with Inherited Primus No. 1S or

    This stove didn't come with a manual. I suspect this is around 1955 or so. The filler has a wingnut on top and pressure relief needle valve on...
    Thread by: RUBYD, Oct 25, 2012, 41 replies, in forum: Stove Forum
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