The Oldest Camp Stove! STILL WORKS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2024
- This week I show you a 100 year old camp stove and how to operate it! It is pretty different compared to our modern camp stoves, but after 100 years and no refurbishment it fires right up!
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Awesome, that you tie in the history of the the era of the camping stove and etc. Really appreciated,!
You are welcome and I am glad you enjoyed it!
No school like old school. Love old camping ,hunting and fishing gear
It amazes me how well the old stuff holds up!
@@honorableoutfitters I've got an old Coleman 2 burner stove with a brass tank . I polished the tank so it shines like a new penny.
Interesting pre-Coleman stove! You can see where they got the idea.
These old camp stoves are tanks, they will outlast me and still work long after!
Just this morning I purchased an AGM Kamp KooK #6 stove for 14.00$. I was shocked that contained all the original parts.
The number 6 stove has a wind screen and little feet that plug into the bottom so it actually looks like a Proper household stove. Another reason for purchasing the stove was I also have a working AGM lantern. I have a variety of camping equipment I use from 1930 to 1950 including A completely serviceable JC Higgins canvas four person Cabin tent. To be honest i've only used the tent twice Because it is quite ponderous and requires at least 2 people to set up.
I'm now subscribed into your TH-cam channel because I love this type of thing and in the background of this video I see a number of things which I Also own. I suggest you go out and find a seater heater If you haven't already done so, It can warm up the inside of a meadium tent quite nicely. Thanks for the great video. 😊
Thank you and $14 for the stove is a STEAL!
Absolutely fascinating. My dad had a bicycle pump like that in the early to mid-1970s.
Although not directly related, the Michelin star system for restaurants was also inspired to capitalize on the popularity of driving, although focussed on Europe for the first 100 years (first US guide in 2005). The tire company awarded stars in order to get people to drive more, and presumably wear out their tires.
That is cool! I never heard of that, thank you!
I am reminded WHY I was pleased to migrate from this type of gas stove to pressurized canister stoves: Our Coleman white gas stove was too bulky and heavy for backpacking. The second burner was so weak and prone to be wind-blown as to be 'useless.' For car camping, I used two IWATAMI butane stoves and got two useful burners in the same sized package as our Coleman suitcase stove! Set up and take down was also much faster.
Certainly! My scouts got two used Coleman propane stoves donated to them. This was a serious upgrade from the white gas ones they were used to and celebrated the first time they made a meal on them with cheers, lol.
,,,hello Mr Dyer,, excellent video one of the best i`v seen,, burns with a nice blue flame yes,, there is a coffee challenge going on here on Y,,T,, with old stoves & old coffee pots,, this stove would make a great pot of coffee for sure,,just saying,, thanks so much for sharing,,
Thanks brother, I did not know that was going on. I'll gladly participate in that one!
Coleman sure simplified that stove. But cool vidio
They certainly did brother. There is something cool about lighting the fuel cup to vaporize the fuel in the lines though....but just not as reliable (or safe) as the pump in the tank.
for the time that is a relatively compact unit during the initial lighting period did you notice the occasional tiny yellow flame coming from the feeding tube
Yes, it's been awhile but I believe I fixed it by tightening it a bit. Thanks my friend!
Hey Mr dryer Eddie here just wanted to say hello and thank you for your patience and time for making this video I appreciate you for sharing this with me and as well the other people who watched your videos keep up the great work 👍👍 looking forward to seeing more videos from your channel and are you going to make a video on the other stove as well and I have a question about repairs on a caves tent I have a 8 by 12 from the mid 70 s to late 80 s what can I put on it to rain proof or what type of thread to use to fix it with God bless you and your family keep up the great work looking forward to seeing more until next time Eddie here over and out
I probably won't show how to operate the green stove in the beginning but next month I will be showing and demonstrating a larger and cooler camp stove and share a recipe. I hope you have been well my friend!
As far as the canvas question, if it is not dry rotted then I would use a wax and blow dryer and use linen thread. Cheers!
@@honorableoutfitters thank you for getting back with me and I appreciate your help with my questions I look forward to seeing more great videos of your channel thank you very much God bless you and your family and yes I am well thank you for asking looking forward to seeing more great videos from your brother God bless Eddie
I can certainly see what the old Colemans that we used when I was growing up in the 50s was based upon. Very interesting...thanks. What are you using to fuel that old stove now, Coleman liquid fuel or can you still find white gas? I remember going down to our local COOP and buying white gas for our camp stove but I haven't seen it for many years.
I use Crown white gas that is carried in my local walmart.