👍👍👍 .. Super! A great blast from the past. I love 'old-school' equipment .. especially that which was built to last and could be serviced / repaired by the owner as long as spares were available. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..
Hello I hope you are well I have the same kerosene stove. I want to restore it what product did you use? to make it shine.... and I am missing 2 pieces do you have an address for me to find these parts? can we exchange emails? Thank you I wish you a great day Richard (France)
Hi Richard! Good to hear from you! To make it shine I cleaned mine applying ordinary toothpaste by hands directly and also with small brushes in some corner places.. Can also be used household chemistry from a local supermarket. They usually have for silver, coper etc. Can experiment with those. Citric acid from a food store mixed in hot water works good as well if yours primus look very oxidised. This Primus model a small and you can dip it in some pot with warm water and citric acid in it. Leave for some time there and then rinse with water. Missing pieces can may be found on www tilleylampsandstoves.com (no advertising from my side). Check there. I found some parts for mine Primus some time ago. Yes can send me email if you wish to. It must be somewhere in description of my channel. Not sure if its good to write email address directly here because of potential spam. Have a great day as well!
Well done👍 regards jeff
👍👍👍 .. Super! A great blast from the past.
I love 'old-school' equipment .. especially that which was built to last and could be serviced / repaired by the owner as long as spares were available.
Thanks for sharing .. take care ..
Thanks! Nice to hear from you!
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Hallo schönes Video
Ich baue immer bei Kocher / Lampen die Pumpe aus kontrolliere das Leder und Fette es ein
Wenn es sich nicht um eine Offten-Verwendung handelt, ist das eine gute Idee. Vielen Dank. Diese alten Öfen sind für die Ewigkeit.
Hello
I hope you are well
I have the same kerosene stove.
I want to restore it
what product did you use?
to make it shine....
and I am missing 2 pieces
do you have an address for me to find these parts?
can we exchange emails?
Thank you
I wish you a great day
Richard (France)
Hi Richard! Good to hear from you!
To make it shine I cleaned mine applying ordinary toothpaste by hands directly and also with small brushes in some corner places.. Can also be used household chemistry from a local supermarket. They usually have for silver, coper etc. Can experiment with those. Citric acid from a food store mixed in hot water works good as well if yours primus look very oxidised. This Primus model a small and you can dip it in some pot with warm water and citric acid in it. Leave for some time there and then rinse with water.
Missing pieces can may be found on www tilleylampsandstoves.com (no advertising from my side). Check there. I found some parts for mine Primus some time ago. Yes can send me email if you wish to. It must be somewhere in description of my channel. Not sure if its good to write email address directly here because of potential spam.
Have a great day as well!
EBay has an online shop that sells parts I think it’s called Juliane’s 27608
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