stainless steel swedish army trangia

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Feb 25, 2010
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Militray Mart have them but I was disapointed at the condition mine came in... petrochemicals all over and an obvious respray to cover previous use (it was labelled as unissued!)
 
Mar 11, 2010
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Dublin
I have received the Swedish Army Trangia.
Is the big billy supposed to be stamped anywhere. It is a ally example. The billy, burner and the small pot look to be of different dates. The only definite dates are NC72 on the small pot and NC62 on the burner (marked "SVEA").
 

MrEd

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Feb 18, 2010
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I have received the Swedish Army Trangia.
Is the big billy supposed to be stamped anywhere. It is a ally example. The billy, burner and the small pot look to be of different dates. The only definite dates are NC72 on the small pot and NC62 on the burner (marked "SVEA").

i wouldnt worry, a surplus dealer prob made a serviceable and saleable unit out of a couple of dented ones etc

post a pic
 
Mar 11, 2010
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Dublin
I recently bought a stainless version of the Trangia And it definately benefits from a little pre-heating, but once it's going, it just keeps on going. Don't know if anyone mentioned this, but if you use a lid as a simmer ring you have to remove the rubber seal from inside. Also why you can't put the lid back on before the stove cools otherwise you melt the rubber ring and stick the lid down or ruin the seal so you can't store a bit of meths in the stove anymore.
 

launditch1

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Anyone got any hints of getting rid of the lovely oily smell thats on my ss trangia?I have scrubbed and scrubbed it and it still smells!
 

MrEd

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Feb 18, 2010
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I recently bought a stainless version of the Trangia And it definately benefits from a little pre-heating, but once it's going, it just keeps on going. Don't know if anyone mentioned this, but if you use a lid as a simmer ring you have to remove the rubber seal from inside. Also why you can't put the lid back on before the stove cools otherwise you melt the rubber ring and stick the lid down or ruin the seal so you can't store a bit of meths in the stove anymore.

no but to snuff the flames just turn the lid up side down, thats what the little recess is for, it fits on perfectly. hey presto no flame an an intact seal
 

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