Hi everyone, This is my first post on the forum, so I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm Mick I’ve recently been working on a British Army No. 12 stove and due to my noob mistake have run into an issue with it. After trying to decoke it by quenching it has developed a crack from the pipe that runs up from the control valve, and I’m looking for some advice on the best way forward. I'd love to have a go at brazing it but dont have the kit I’ve got a few questions I’m hoping someone with more experience can help with: Is there anyone in the UK who services these stoves and could repair the burner head so it’s properly gas-tight again? Are there any alternative repair methods or workarounds people have used successfully? Would attempting a DIY repair with a blowtorch and soldering iron be viable, or is that likely to cause more harm than good? I’ve also come across full replacement burner heads for around £100 from I Walker, so I’m weighing up whether spending miney on brazing equipment or replacement makes more sense. Any advice or pointers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! Mick Mods Sorry if this post is in the wrong section please move if necessary
