The thread on vaporizer was totally destroyed with Petromax/Optimus jet. :rage: I already re-tapped thread to M7x0,75 since I happen to have...
Maybe for lantern enthusiasts open forum that has topics that are somehow related to lanterns or to life of members makes sense. I don't know...
Thank's Nils, I got same results when I measured the jets. Someone has tried to use Optimus/Petromax jet on vaporizer and that has destroyed the...
Truly a nice place to visit for any stove & lantern enthusiast! :D/ :clap: :lol: I have never visited South America :oops: . Maybe that is...
Just bought Primus 1019 that is missing parts from car boot sale. I just bought the lantern to get parts(tank cap, NRV, pump piston) for stoves. I...
On CCS side we had discussion about same subject: http://www.spiritburner.com/fusion/showtopic.php?tid/38919/ Maybe those techniques work for...
Here there is almost no hanging lanterns at all on the market so pictures of them will not cause pain. :lol:
Put dish washing soap to moist rough surface pad and rub that stain away. Use pad that is made of plastic material so it will not cause scratches...
I only have 3mm brake cable from 1st. generation mountain bike. That seems to be too thick. ](*,) :lol: (I have some old Sturmey Archer brake...
I have been using 0,5mm piano wire to push through Preston loop, but it seems that it's not fully satisfactional way to do it. I am making some...
How you clean the Preston loop of the vaporizer? :-s
True cracking is what cracking is, but what would happen if you just distill bio diesel with your normal ("moon shine" =P~ :whistle: )...
Is it just distillation in correct temperature?
Here they are selling three different diesel. Normal diesel for summer use. Winter diesel for winter use in Southern parts. Arctic diesel for...
Ok & no worries! I got home and measured that distance from that tool (I think Chinese copy) and it was 13mm. Tool looked average quality tool to...
Don't you have the Petromax tool? At handle end the narrower distance is for 250cp and wider for 350/500cp (14,2mm). For 150cp it's 7mm. Here...
Take a bicycle spoke and try that it will go in to hole in NRV. At least butted bicycle spokes do so... Bend the tip of the spoke a little bit...
Do you mean that NRV turns freely at the bottom of the pump tube? (=treads are gone)
Maybe on 50's companies were not so eager on those copying matters. Also I am not sure if Tilley has patented their structure and was the patent...
I think that on those days they just copied them from Tilley and made them by self. :lol: They also might used parts from a Finish company...
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