Høvik Verk Primus No. 210 Restoration | Classic Camp Stoves Hi, this stove is the well known Primus 210 produced under license by Hovik Verk Over the period 1953 to 1961, Primus sub-contracted some stove manufacture to Hovik Verk in Norway, due to production difficulties in their own Swedish factories
Pricker Primus No. 4606 ( 4605) | Classic Camp Stoves 4606 is correct size for Primus 96 stoves and other brands with the lipstick burner 4605 is too large, although a few stoves come with that size, maybe the orifice is oversized by then
ODD PRIMUS DATE CODING - Classic Camp Stoves Primus only ever marked the tank and it could have been sitting on a shelf for a while before it was assembled with burners or other parts from different batches This effectively spoils the tracability part Guzz, I wonder if they took the view that the tank was the most stressed component and thus decided to only link that part to it's machine ?
Primus 2251 butane stove - Classic Camp Stoves About the size of a Primus 71, this stove from Primus is packed with features, suggesting the manufacturer pulled out all the stops to make a sophisticated and high-quality alternative to steal sales from the cheaper butane stoves flooding the market back in the late sixties early seventies Dismantled, the quality and features become evident