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Primus 210

August 8 2004 at 6:55 PM
 

 

I used the above stove from about 1963 to 1978, after which I converted to Trangia. I still have the stove. Recently I went on a long trip and the group decided to use MSR petrol stoves. Same thing as a primus but fiddly, with many moving parts. They did the job, and were economical on fuel, but far less robust than my old primus. I got it out after lying up 26 years and it fired first time. It boiled a pot of water as quickly as a modern MSR and I am now ready to throw the MSR in the buin. The primus does have a slight leak though, from the gasket at the base of the burner, an inch above the join that screws into the body. I am afrad to meddle without more information on how to fix it and where to get parts etc. I would love a complete spare parts kit really. Does anyone out there know how to fix it ?
Thanks
David Walsh
Ireland

 
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  • Joint loose? - Anymouse on Aug 8, 8:04 PM
    1. Joint Loose - David Walsh on Aug 8, 8:27 PM
    2. 210 spares - rik_uk3 on Aug 8, 8:33 PM
    3. PS - rik_uk3 on Aug 8, 8:35 PM
    4. What do you have to loose? - Jennifer on Aug 9, 2:10 AM
    5. 210 Leak - Handi Albert on Aug 9, 11:48 AM
    6. Re: 210 Leak - Anonymous on Aug 9, 5:25 PM
    7. Reply to 'Instant gasket' question - Paul on Aug 10, 3:06 PM
    8. Re: What do you have to loose - rik on Aug 10, 9:48 PM
     
  • Primus 210 - David Walsh on Aug 9, 10:25 PM
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