Vintage Stoves

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ofuros
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Re: Vintage Stoves

Sun 11 Sep, 2016 4:50 pm

Retro is back.....nice pics guys. 8)
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Re: Vintage Stoves

Sun 11 Sep, 2016 4:59 pm

Moondog55 wrote:Worst thing about the SVEA was and is the aluminium cup. Substituting a decent SS or Titanium cup would be a very practical modification
Somewhere in the shed I have both a SVEA cup and an original MSR cup, both simply awful to use but served to protect the stoves business end


If you ever find your long lost Svea, Moondog55...the GSI Minimalist will fit the Svea like a glove. :wink:
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Re: Vintage Stoves

Sun 11 Sep, 2016 8:43 pm

My Grandfathers lightweight (cast iron) stove. I haven't tried it out yet.

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