Petromax 821 vs Petroman 807

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  1. Leonardo Collares Uruguay

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    Hi, everyone. Some days ago I bought a Petroman 807. For my surprise it is very different than his brother Petromax, I send some photos, regards.

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    Fine restoration projects!:thumbup:
     
  3. Martin K.

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    The straight vaporiser with the small tip/jet should be used with petrol/gasoline in my opinion.
    If you try to search for Petroman images, you should be able to identify the features of your lantern.
     
  4. Leonardo Collares Uruguay

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    Thank you Jeff.

    Martin, I find a page where is excelent information about these lanterns. The vaporiser is the only one, to be used with gasoline you must use a protector in order to reduce de temperature in the vaporiser, regards.
    Infoseite: Petroman - Vergleich zur Petromax
     
  5. Martin K.

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    @Leonardo Collares
    That is the website of Jürgen Breidenstein, who is a well-known collector in Germany. He has extensive knowledge of Petromax and the whole Graetz history.
     
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    Interesting that it seem to use the same size jet/nipple for either fuel. Do you have one of the heatsheilds ?
    Excellent website !
     
  7. Leonardo Collares Uruguay

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    Hi Fireexit, no, but I use kerosene. Im trying to fix the torch of the petroman but is difficult there are not spare parts for that
    Regards
     

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