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Tue 03 Jan, 2017 10:46 am
I've lost or misplaced the connecting hose for my little Walkabout brand stove. Coleman and Primus hoses do not work with this little dinosaur. Does anybody have any knowledge of the connector type and if the hoses are still around?
otherwise a good gas fitter who could change the connector to the Coleman type cheaply
Yes I could go to K-mart but if I can repair cheaper I'd prefer to do that
otherwise a good gas fitter who could change the connector to the Coleman type cheaply
Yes I could go to K-mart but if I can repair cheaper I'd prefer to do that
Re: Walkabout brand Propane stove Gas fitting?
Tue 03 Jan, 2017 11:54 am
Gas Fitter....cheap pick one MD.
What is the issue with the Primus or Coleman fittings MD?
They come in 1/4 BSP or 3/8 BSP. All LH thread I think?
Would have thought the walkabout would have a standard gas fitting of some sort.
There is a unit at BCF called 1/4FC what ever that means. http://www.bcf.com.au/Product/Aquaknect ... rom=571612
Got a picture of the connection?
What is the issue with the Primus or Coleman fittings MD?
They come in 1/4 BSP or 3/8 BSP. All LH thread I think?
Would have thought the walkabout would have a standard gas fitting of some sort.
There is a unit at BCF called 1/4FC what ever that means. http://www.bcf.com.au/Product/Aquaknect ... rom=571612
Got a picture of the connection?
Re: Walkabout brand Propane stove Gas fitting?
Tue 03 Jan, 2017 12:05 pm
Actually I think it may be a Companion fitting, the third and less common type but with the hoses at $23- it seems almost as cheap to buy a new stove for $70-
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