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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Jjw1234 on September 28, 2013, 12:09:33 PM
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Hi Guys,
We are desperate for a replacement hose for the high out out Primus stove (2219). We have been everywhere we can think of and no one has them in stock. This stove has a regulator on the hose.
Happy to travel anywhere in Melbourne. Anyone have any ideas???
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Try these
http://gameco.com.au/index.php/contact-us/
Used them in Sydney so Melbourne should be similar.
Good Luck
Ta
John
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If you manage to get a longer hose please post up where from and any part number that it may have. I have this stove also in my drifta kitchen and would rather the gas bottle stay on the camper than on the floor
Cheers
Frank
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Considering just getting a new stove!!! We would love a longer lead too. What else does everyone have in their drifta kitchens. We have been really happy with this stove but the lead isn't ideal with the kitchen
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I am about to embark on this challenge with my new camper/drifta combo. I am considering plumbing a regulator into a bayonet. Will post pics when I work out a solution.
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We have the Primus Deluxe 3 burner - the hose that came with it is only small - and we connected it direct to the gas bottle and kept having dramas with flareups so want to add a regulator on it to avoid this - ultimately we want to leave the gas bottle on the camper trailer out of the way of the kids but trying to find a longer hose or even an adapter to connect two is a mission - the end that goes into to the stove is different to a braid hoses we bought so if any one knows where to get one made up to a decent length or a easy solution please let me know.
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As stated before, these guys have one of the biggest ranges, and NO I don't have any affiliation. Their Products page even has pictures to assist with choice.
Ta
John
http://gameco.com.au/index.php/products/
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This is the primus Hose but 1200 is the only one they have That I could find. Longer would b nice. Like 2 metres
http://gameco.com.au/index.php/standard-high-pressure-camping-stove-hoses/
Cheers
Frank
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The 2219 stove hose also has a regulator on one end. I don't think those hoses will work. Hopefully primus will help as leaving Tuesday.
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Good luck and make sure if your successful post up as there is a few of us in the same boat.
Cheers
Frank
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I doubt I will find a longer hose but will just be happy if I find a replacement as ours is broken
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No worries. All the best. Maybe try anaconda if you have one down your way
Cheers
Frank
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Is this what u after ?
http://www.anaconda.com.au/Product/Camping-Gear/Regulator-38-With-Hose#90003662
Cheers
Frank
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Nope we went there yesterday. It's a high output stove so needs the same type of hose but no one seems to stock it
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Am a little concerned now. How long before your hose broke and how did it break ?
Cheers
Frank
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We have had the stove for a few years but it recently broke. Camper trailer onLy new. 6 months old. It seemed to struggle bending at 90deg into the drifta kitchen.
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Yeah I have the same problem. So I might invest in a spare hose. Thanks for the heads up. I may ask gameco or the local gas place near me to see if they can somehow make a hose with right angle fitting for me
Cheers
Frank
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If they will please let us know as it's a great stove. But we are wondering if it would be best to go back to a low pressure stove that doesn't need regulator
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Just so you know low pressure use the regulator. High pressure are the ones without. If I find how to get the elbow fitting and hose I'll post up
Cheers
Frank
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Whoops ???? thanks for that
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No worries
Cheers
Frank
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As for length, there are regulations as to how long a hose is allowed to be. In this case I don't know the answer, but depending on the application the length varies, high pressure, low pressure, either fixed or portable. All these will govern the allowed length.
Hope this helps.
Ta
John
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Well we didn't have any luck. Hubby ended up buying an outdoor connection stove almost the same spec as the primus. Came home and guess what. The hoses are indentical. The outdoor connection also has an option for a 1.5 m hose and regulator.
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So is the hose at right angle to the outdoor stove ? Or is it still a straight fitting?
Cheers
Frank
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Hose literally same as primus. In fact the stove seems it too. We fired it up. Same high output
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Fair enuff. Oh well at least u got a spare stove with parts
Cheers
Frank
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Yep. But for those looking for a 1.5m hose option I would check it out as it's listed as an accessory in the instruction manual and I reckon it would work fine with the prinus
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Outdoor connection stove hey? Gonna get some measurements. Cheers for that
Cheers
Frank
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http://www.outdoorconnection.com.au/gas-equipment/cookers/premium-2-burner-stove.html
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Unfortunately the instruction Manuel isn't on the net but I can post of photo of the part number if anyone wants to order it. The hose for the primus and this one look the same minus the primus model number lol
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My solution is a Coleman stove. Due to the regulator/hose design it fits perfect without having to remove the gas bottle to connect.
(http://blkmav.com/customline/coleman.jpg)
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Unfortunately the instruction Manuel isn't on the net but I can post of photo of the part number if anyone wants to order it. The hose for the primus and this one look the same minus the primus model number lol
Any luck with that part number? Would love a longer hose for my high output stove. 300mm longer probably still won't let me leave it in-situ on the camper but better than nothing ...
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My solution is a Coleman stove. Due to the regulator/hose design it fits perfect without having to remove the gas bottle to connect.
Hi D4D,
Wow I've just seen the same setup we use, drifts kitchen with gas bottle on the side
I have a high pressure primus with a long lead, which needs flushing to prevent flareups :(
I am interested in the low pressure primus options but the 1m lead wouldn't quite reach
The coleman solution looks good - how long is your lead?? and what is the model??
best and thanks,
Dan