Hipolito No 1

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  1. gnome

    gnome New Zealand Subscriber

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    I’ve acquired another stove. A Hipolito No 1.
    I oiled the pump and decided to give it a test. The seals hold well enough for it to run.
    It burned very green to start but after putting the kettle on and bringing it to a boil it was burning much better.
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  2. Tony Press

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    These are a great stove.

    Cheers

    Tony
     
  3. alcina

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    Lovely stove. I have only one Hipolito, a No.2, I think it's really well made. I prefer these No.1 feet/leg holders to the No.2 collapsible ones.
     
  4. mr optimus

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    @gnome A very nice original condition No 1 as you know when a stove has not been lit for a while they usually burn green for a little while, great score there