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I think i need to start to get some just butane gas soon, as i'm still using butane/propane as i'm guessing that won't be so good in summer, and as i just looked out the window, it's snowing yet again, great, thats all i need........Mr. Bond of the DVLR wrote:Haha, right. Me Grandad buys bottles in bulk from aldi. But they only work with regner adaptors!!
I usually buy the Go Gas. The bigger bottles of butane/propane are much better value but I far prefer the plain butane ones in summer!
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Michael, it looks like you've got some discolouration around your Edrig smokebox.
With Edrig & Mortimer, try leaving the smokebox door open while the gas is turned up raising pressure. Once the gauge is up and you turn the gas down, then shut the door before you clear the condensate and start running. That should aoid it
Also, on the later models, the smokebox comes off really easy so you can de-grease it and repaint it no probs. (the earlier ones are a bit more fiddly but it's still an easy enough job!)[/i]
With Edrig & Mortimer, try leaving the smokebox door open while the gas is turned up raising pressure. Once the gauge is up and you turn the gas down, then shut the door before you clear the condensate and start running. That should aoid it
Also, on the later models, the smokebox comes off really easy so you can de-grease it and repaint it no probs. (the earlier ones are a bit more fiddly but it's still an easy enough job!)[/i]
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I had one blocked jet when I had to turn a loco upside down with a full tank of gas to get the oil fill cap which had fallen into a tricky place and once with my Regner vincent but never again! Thats in 4 years running. 4 years! Blimey! I'd never thought about how long I'd been 16mmilling!
I find Go Gas very reliable and not too pricey.
I find Go Gas very reliable and not too pricey.
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