To light……1.pump up the stove 2.turn fuel dial to on for 3secs and then turn off. 3.This fills the bowl with fuel. 4. Light the fuel and let burn for 1 minute. 5. Then turn fuel dial 1/4 turn to light stove. 6. Wait a few moments then open fuel dial all the way up.
Hey Steve. Those are nice. I just found a pretty good deal on eBay and I ordered it. 😃. I’m going to make a preheat cup for it. It comes with a wrench but not the case. That’s ok with me. Thanks for sharing
Wow! I found one of these on marketplace about a year ago with about a two hour drive to pick it up and I passed because of the drive. I have kicked myself in the rear every since. Great score my friend. Putting it out with the tip cleaner is probably a good thing. Not showing any signs of ware in the jet or on the needle. Hope to see that old primus in a future video. Thanks for sharing and God bless.
I don't mind a long drive to pick up any good Item , I enjoy it ! It's all part of the experience right??? I sure appreciate you sending your friends over Rob! I now have 85 followers!!!!!!
Nice stove. I have a couple of M1950's that can be real exciting to start and run. I came over from Bluegrass Bushcraft. Robert thinks a lot of you. Not too many of these stoves up my way in Canada. Thank you for showing us your new treasure. Stay safe and stay warm
Thank you so much for stopping by I have to thank Robert also , and yes Coleman products are actually getting harder and harder to come by I'm afraid in general, sure fun to try to find them. Have a great day!
@@shovelhead8 I am familiar with the 5121 I was just looking at one the other day on eBay and I never knew they had such a thing.... supercool that's one of the reasons I don't really collect propane lanterns is because of the fuel cell showing below, I like how your tank is concealed!!!!!
@@doinsngoins yes it did. I love it and just got another off eBay a couple days ago along with a 70’s era Sears 3 burner camp stove. I’m hooked on all these beautiful old stoves.
Nice find I have 4 of them 2 A 47's and 2 B46's the A represents January through June the B represents July through December 47 and 46 is the year good job keep cooking brother!
I have to double check but i think i got the same not sure which one yet got it at a garage sale for 5 dollars. Looking into it later to look over everything.
Strangely, they broke the date code into first half of the year A and second half B and then the year. These should literally last forever. All nickel, stainless and brass. Just about every one you see looks new. Some folks get in trouble with stoves that have a shutoff and a full stop cleaning needle. It's perfectly fine, despite myths to the contrary, to use the needle to regulate the burner. This is essentially a shiney chromed out version of the actual G.I. 520 which says right on the stove that the needle can be used to regulate the burner. However its a REALLY bad idea to use the needle to shut them off. If you were to shut the valve and the needle off, you then have expanding fuel with no place to go. Not good. The pressures can be enormous. That said, these little generator/vaporizers are heavy duty, and I've never heard of these having catastrophic failures. I have seen it on kerosene lanterns, with the thinner generator walls bursting. Probably not gonna happen, but I choose to not tempt fate in such matters. Let's just say it's not a good practice and FTFI. Haha! Glad you got your baby back. If you don't already have it, here is a link to the manual from Old Town Coleman. Credit to Frank Bebb www.oldtowncoleman.com/manuals/530.pdf
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To light……1.pump up the stove 2.turn fuel dial to on for 3secs and then turn off. 3.This fills the bowl with fuel. 4. Light the fuel and let burn for 1 minute. 5. Then turn fuel dial 1/4 turn to light stove. 6. Wait a few moments then open fuel dial all the way up.
Thank you I will try this ! Thanks for the comment 👍
Thanks so much just got one from my 94 yr old father he had in the shed
Wow thank you so much for sharing that , may it last multiple lifetimes . Thank you. Please have a safe weekend ahead!!!!
Hey Steve. Those are nice. I just found a pretty good deal on eBay and I ordered it. 😃. I’m going to make a preheat cup for it. It comes with a wrench but not the case. That’s ok with me. Thanks for sharing
Oh man , You will LOVE it Randino, send me a link when you get er fired UP !!!! Have a good week !
Cool piece of history Sir. I love old coleman.
Thank you so much Alan, I appreciate you comming by !
Very cool video! This helped me get my a47 started. It has been sitting for at least 20 years probably much longer. Thanks!
Well thank you . Let me know if you need any help ok ! lets see it lit soon ok !
@@doinsngoins Im taking it out on a trip this week. I'll post a video of it in action when I get home.
@@holfela Ok ! I subscribed, be safe
Wow! I found one of these on marketplace about a year ago with about a two hour drive to pick it up and I passed because of the drive.
I have kicked myself in the rear every since. Great score my friend.
Putting it out with the tip cleaner is probably a good thing. Not showing any signs of ware in the jet or on the needle.
Hope to see that old primus in a future video.
Thanks for sharing and God bless.
I don't mind a long drive to pick up any good Item , I enjoy it ! It's all part of the experience right??? I sure appreciate you sending your friends over Rob! I now have 85 followers!!!!!!
Nice stove. I have a couple of M1950's that can be real exciting to start and run. I came over from Bluegrass Bushcraft. Robert thinks a lot of you. Not too many of these stoves up my way in Canada. Thank you for showing us your new treasure. Stay safe and stay warm
Thank you so much for stopping by I have to thank Robert also , and yes Coleman products are actually getting harder and harder to come by I'm afraid in general, sure fun to try to find them. Have a great day!
@@shovelhead8 I am familiar with the 5121 I was just looking at one the other day on eBay and I never knew they had such a thing.... supercool that's one of the reasons I don't really collect propane lanterns is because of the fuel cell showing below, I like how your tank is concealed!!!!!
@@doinsngoins This one must be missing a few parts, but it runs. th-cam.com/video/rlbx73lhVyU/w-d-xo.html.. check it out, Steve
@@shovelhead8 will do , thank you!
Love the stove and the shirt!!!
Thanks Tom for the comment, please come back !
I just bought one on eBay and it should be a complete working set. I can’t wait to play with it. Thanks for your great channel.
Sean please come back and let's check it out ok !!!!!
Did it come in ???
@@doinsngoins yes it did. I love it and just got another off eBay a couple days ago along with a 70’s era Sears 3 burner camp stove. I’m hooked on all these beautiful old stoves.
@@Round2Dad please post your light ups !
Nice find I have 4 of them 2 A 47's and 2 B46's the A represents January through June the B represents July through December 47 and 46 is the year good job keep cooking brother!
Wow! That's cool , thanks for stopping by , have a great day !
Hello NASA..... Steve found an original “rocket stove”! 🤣😂🤣
Haahaa that thing is tall ain't it ???? Haaa and it sounds like take off, Haahaaa ! Good one !!!
I have to double check but i think i got the same not sure which one yet got it at a garage sale for 5 dollars. Looking into it later to look over everything.
Very nice score, wow 5 bucks !!! There are a few variations if this stove comes to find out , my model posted may not be correct !
@@doinsngoins finally checked. Its the m1950. Still very nice. Needs maintinence. But still sweet finds
@@semperfi-1918 are you going to do a video? Love to see it !
Can you adjust the flame once the generator gets hot?
Yes you sure can , Sorry I should have demonstrated that but it will simmer. Thank you for the comment!
I have that same stove but mine is missing the pot handle/wrench do you know where I can find one?
Try Old Coleman parts . Com !
Ebay has reproduction
Use methyl hydrate or alcohol to prime the warming cup, cleaner burning....
Thank you Sir , Will do !
Strangely, they broke the date code into first half of the year A and second half B and then the year. These should literally last forever. All nickel, stainless and brass. Just about every one you see looks new. Some folks get in trouble with stoves that have a shutoff and a full stop cleaning needle. It's perfectly fine, despite myths to the contrary, to use the needle to regulate the burner. This is essentially a shiney chromed out version of the actual G.I. 520 which says right on the stove that the needle can be used to regulate the burner. However its a REALLY bad idea to use the needle to shut them off. If you were to shut the valve and the needle off, you then have expanding fuel with no place to go. Not good. The pressures can be enormous. That said, these little generator/vaporizers are heavy duty, and I've never heard of these having catastrophic failures. I have seen it on kerosene lanterns, with the thinner generator walls bursting. Probably not gonna happen, but I choose to not tempt fate in such matters. Let's just say it's not a good practice and FTFI. Haha! Glad you got your baby back. If you don't already have it, here is a link to the manual from Old Town Coleman. Credit to Frank Bebb www.oldtowncoleman.com/manuals/530.pdf
Thank you Mike , and for the good info , I will read up on this 👍
Your stove needs to be taken apart and cleaned. Your controls will be much more responsive and will give you much move heat control
Ok thanks for the advice 👍
does he have a bowl for warming up the burner?
I didn't notice one , but warming up the generator first is a good practice