Primus no.76 - 1935 Tank got overheated from using too large a kettle and the solder seam melted (cue fireball). I carefully repaired the tank seam, primer valve solder was also leaking and the tank hooks melted off during repairs but used a micro blowtorch and a wet rag over the other soldered bits to pop them back on. Runs really well but could use a tart up.
@Kiwi cooker You’ve certainly got a good flame happening there! A great sense of satisfaction after all your fettling exploits?!!!
That’s an uncommon stove, @Kiwi cooker. There’s only one in the Reference Gallery, so when you’re ready it would be good to see it there. Cheers Tony
Hi Tony I will give it a crack. Do I add to the existing thread? Looks like the earlier ones didn’t have the priming burner. Cheers Tom
It is requested that each example is put into a new thread: Maker; model; year… in title. And then as much detail of the stove as is feasible. Thank you for doing this. Tony
