Stainless steel Swedish army trangia stove set.

[Davepr]

Hi all I have been looking every where can not find any shop with it in stock. Need a new set as my old set is well past it's sell by date.

Any info give me a shout please.

http://www.militarymart.co.uk/index.php?_a=product&product_id=392

[Big T]

Endicotts?

[Valantine]

You will need a lot of luck to find a stainless steel version (more than a bit rare now)
what's wrong with the set you have ?

[luresalive]

They're like hens teeth, though they're heavy, the people that have them tend to want to hang on to them.

[Davepr]

Had my old set for 10 years lol need a new set, I know there like gold dust. I could of had 2 sets last year at a car boot but thought no I love my set too much lol boy regret setting in now.

[ian c]

Have a look on evil bay.

[Blood]

I'm at a military auction again this week so will keep my eyes peeled. Just after the tins or a full set up?

[Davepr]

Tins mainly I got a shiny new trangia burner so just the stainless tins. Cheers blood. If u find one with burner and meths bottle I would not complain lol.

[Blood]

Lol. No promises but they do come up

[Rasputin]

Wouldnt part with mine, yes they are heavy but tough as old boots and so versatile ! keep mine in the back of the motor permanent

[tent peg]

has to be stainless?

Check out this item I found on eBay: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=281338346324

[Davepr]

There aluminium tent. You can tell by the two rims in the tin, stainless ones have one rim. Thanks anyways.

[tent peg]

There aluminium tent. You can tell by the two rims in the tin, stainless ones have one rim. Thanks anyways.

I know, that's why I asked the question :thumbup:

[okcmco]

I have two of the stainless ones. I got them from a US surplus specialist called Sportsman’s Guide. Must have been 13 years ago. I actually wrote a review of these for a small magazine and it was published. Unfortunately there was no manual and the advice of the sales associate had me using it incorrectly and I gave it a luke warm review. I have sent in an addendum and I hope it gets published.
I find them useful but admit that for straight backpacking, it is hard to beat the SVEA 123 or one of the MSR light weight items. Lately though I use the fire.
I did not know that these had become so rare

[rik_uk3]

123 with a SIG Tourest cook set makes a great combo :)

[okcmco]

123 with a SIG Tourest cook set makes a great combo :)
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Stoves are my 'Thaaaang' :)