Thanks very much for that link. There are a few websites that have invalid links that I know of, so this will be a very useful tool in the...
Neil, you were right as always. For more than 2 years, this lantern has patiently waited for the missing parts which I got just recently. The...
Very quiet and nice little lamps. This is the indoor version of the more common 143. The 146 does not have a handle and uses a very round globe....
Thanks for all the replies so far... Should have mentioned make before, it's a Primus 992 we are talking about here (basically the same as the 991...
Just like the title says, what is the solution to my problem. Fuel is not coming out of the nozzle when pressurised ... there are no leaks... the...
Just to remind you that you that the airtubes are not installed correctly. You should put the airtubes straight onto the hole, visible at the...
You're absolutely right Christer, but the point is - $50 is normally the price I pay for a lantern. For a decent lantern you might pay close to...
Must say I haven't posted in a while but this is an excellent example of a great lantern. I like the Nulite and it's rebadged friends a lot!...
Nothing to be ashamed of, really :lol: That is an excellent find, they have a sort of industrial look over them and once properly fettled they...
Hello there Christer, A very elegant and stylefull lamp indeed, I especially like the fact you cleaned up the nickel plated parts! And the fact...
Hello, nice lantern you got there. Could it be that this one was made at the same time the Petromax 821 was manufactered in the 1930's? From what...
Ok, after being in the workshop for another 30 minutes I came to think that, if I just solder the patch in place, and then finish off by pouring...
Hello Christer, Instead of removing the part I decided to bent the hex nut slightly so the fuel tube would not be visible when soldering the...
Ohhh, candy to my eyes! :lol: That's just plain beautiful - I must try hard to find one of these myself... :content: Cheers, /Frank/
Hi there Christer, I need to remove this part as the pick-up tube is pushing against the inside of the tank which makes it impossible for me to...
Thank you very much Christer, I'll get out in the workshop right now! :thumbup: Cheers, /Frank/
Hehe, good point there! :D/ Since I can't edit my post anymore, I wanted to ask if this also removes the fuel pickup tube, since that's the...
Restoring a 1932-1933 Primus 1014 which sadly had been electrified!! :rage: I've decided to restore it to working order, it's a pain to see the...
You are right in saying that you can never have too many Fl6's. I've had mine running at the latest Primus meeting, after pumping it up it worked...
Great lamp and an early one as well. It's painfull to see what some people have done to these lamps, almost get tears in my eyes. :rage: The...
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