@Tony Press I was watching this one too, and thought seriously about bidding. I hope it will stay in Australia.
These are my favourite in the 246 series.:thumbup:
Tony, good to hear it is in your safe hands.
Paul, best to measure it. In this situation I sometimes stick a lump of plasticine or similiar on the end of one of those nrv tools and gently put...
Tony, just how big is this 'Gloria pile'?
Sweet. :content: :thumbup:
In case it is helpful to someone taking such a measurement, one way to measure the height of the dome is to place a lump of plasticine or similiar...
It would also be possible to adjust the distance the air tubes protrude into the internal chamber of the burner. I’ve always thought this...
It’s clearly a Meal-spec!
Hi Damien, Have you been using low odour kerosene in all your attempt to light it? My impression is that low odour kerosene has some of the...
:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
I think Australians can buy it from the UK Book Depository: Fire Lighting Through the Ages - Science and Technique - Colour Edition : Alessandro...
@Anthony It’s from a TL106 - second variant (using the categorisation as in Jim Dick’s book). I bought a pork pie x246 at the same time, so...
Arrived here on a Tilley: Top opening: 102.4mm (4in) Height: 108mm Width outside bottom edge: 170mm [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks Matty. I will do a close comparison of the advert, my lantern and the others in the gallery to see if any clues emerge.
Well done with the Austramax.:thumbup:
@bp4willi I’m hoping that will be the case if Australia has a lock down. I won’t want to miss the chance to reseal the flashings on the house,...
Looks great!
Very nice :thumbup:
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