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Here's a restored 425: coleman 425 stove restoration
If the link doesn't open, go to the website and join. Then search "425 restoration". For very little money and a lot of elbow grease, you can own a beautiful, functional piece of history. You own Cruisers. You know all about elbow grease.
If the link doesn't open, go to the website and join. Then search "425 restoration". For very little money and a lot of elbow grease, you can own a beautiful, functional piece of history. You own Cruisers. You know all about elbow grease.
LAMBCRUSHER
SILVER Star
get the Coleman stand- it folds up and fits inside the 426 with all the rest of your gear and a towel or two to take up the rest of the space...
Nice score!
You'll also "need" a 242 (lantern), which will fit inside the stove along with the stand.
...if you want to be an OG
You'll also "need" a 242 (lantern), which will fit inside the stove along with the stand.
...if you want to be an OG
I'm looking! Be nice to find one local, but haven't seen one pop up yet.
Nice score!
You'll also "need" a 242 (lantern), which will fit inside the stove along with the stand.
...if you want to be an OG
So a 200A won't fit?
Cruiserdrew
On the way there
I've found several on eBay in the $20-25 range. They won't be mint, but my best runner is my ugliest lantern.
Coleman 242B Project Lantern Complete but Dusty 1948 (?)
Coleman 242B Project Lantern Complete but Dusty 1948 (?)
Want to double your money?
Cruiserdrew
On the way there
Jim-Does that 425 have a cast iron manifold/burner? If so, first I've seen and very cool. I like the ad "40 years old" . More like 75 years old. Post up some flame pics.
Don't think the manifold/burner is cast iron. Pics aren't loading for some reason; I'll try later. I twisted and turn the knobs, key, etc. and almost everything seems to work. The fuel cap is gummed up and I could not loosen with my hand. The tank still held some pressure. I'll clean it up, fuel it up, and light it up.
Cruiserdrew
On the way there
Well, a round tank for $15 is good business. If that's a 425C, the generator is available under $20.
Recommend you replace the fuel cap gasket (easily available or I'll send you one), and the pump leather.
I personally don't like those wire legs. They work, but not as solid as earlier/later designs.
Recommend you replace the fuel cap gasket (easily available or I'll send you one), and the pump leather.
I personally don't like those wire legs. They work, but not as solid as earlier/later designs.
What method did you use to strip and what paint did you use?