Primus Optimus # 5 - Info? | Classic Camp Stoves Primus, Optimus, Svea, Phoebus, Ginge etc number 1 5 is stoves at the same size but with different names Primus and Optimus number 1 has roarer burner, and number 5 silent burner - both without regulation The silent burner number 5 was also made in 5R version - with regulation - for these stoves All burners was made for kerosene
The Repair Shop - Primus 96 repair | Classic Camp Stoves Primus of the Optimus take-over period, so with Optimus (pump knob, burner bell) and Primus (legs, branded as Primus) features HunterStovie said: ↑ I definitely would like to see the before pictures
Please assist with 3 Burner Century Primus Stove I have a Century Primus 3 burner stove (4730 Weekender Deluxe), that unfortunately has stopped working I am trying to take the stove apart and two of the burners have top screws, but the 3rd does not How do I take this thing apart to resolve replacing the hose and cleaning out the burners? Really appreciate your help!
The Primus Factory 1892 - 1917 25 Year Jubilee - Classic Camp Stoves The two partners of the newly established machinery firm B A Hjorth Co, Mr B A Hjorth and Mr F H Getzman, had already, as early as the summer of 1892, noticed the Primus stove and it’s outstanding possibilities and a deal was closed in August the same year between the manufacturer and the firm, B A Hjorth Co, where the latter acquired the sole rights to sell the Primus apparatus
Primus Dating Chart 1911 - 1964 | Classic Camp Stoves Primus Dating Chart - From 1911 Primus paraffin stoves are stamped with a letter code This is found under the tank The codes Q AQ are not used From 1955 a six digit number was used, the last two digits corresponding to the year
Help! Primus 2385 camp stove connection? - Classic Camp Stoves The first fitting, the silver one, looks like it would fit a 1 lb "Coleman" type propane bottle, and I believe it will also fit a 20 lb propane tank Having the hose is a good thing I have an older Primus two burner gas stove, and I had to hunt around for a hose that would fit the stove Paul
Primus Onja | Classic Camp Stoves So, comparison of the two Primus gassies separated by around fifty years The weight of the 2222 with full gas carts is 4kg That of the Onja is 4 6kg in spite of the use of G-1000 fabric (favoured by Fjallraven) to clothe the wire framework front and back - equipped with velcro strips to remove for cleaning The cast iron trivet, larger
Primus 2393 - Classic Camp Stoves This boxed and unfired Primus 2393 was apparently made in 1995 Burners still new Don't worry - that cylinder from November 1959 is a display only scrap with internal rust
Primus No:54 - 1938 | Classic Camp Stoves Hi, I found this Primus 54 from 1938 ( AC) in Alloa ( Scotland) The Pr 54 is a 1 75 pint, collapsible paraffin ( kerosene) stove, fitted with a silent burner These stoves were marketed as "Economy" stoves and were manufactured to a price