Hi, I have this stove that I love using for camping, the brand is called LL Bean, but apparently made by Primus. The last time we camped, the stove started leaking at the connector. There is a cork gasket in there. Soaking it in water solved the problem in the short term, but the gasket needs replacing. It seems a shame to throw away an older stove like this just for a gasket, but I can not find a gasket anywhere. I am open to making a replacement, but I want to understand how thick and what type of cork to buy (or a cork gasket if anyone knows a source). Thanks for any advice you can offer...
The connector of propane supply hose to stove? I’ve a Primus propane stove but it doesn’t much resemble yours, though models varied over the years. Cork seems an unusual choice for a gasket expected to seal a propane connector. O-ring seals made out of nitrile rubber (latterly viton) are the norm. Photos of the connector and gasket would be helpful.
