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stoves for brews

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  1. I personaly use a Coleman sportster stove myself, and find it perfect for the tasks I need it for.

  2. Stuart Robinson said:

    If you run it on unleaded petrol has it been reliable ?

    I used to own a Peak and found it unreliable, but then I ran it on petrol since I was not prepared
    to pay circa £45 a gallon for Coleman Fuel.

    Stuart.

    My coleman Peak one blocked first time on supermarket unleaded and needed a srtip and clean. After
    switching to BP unleadeded I must have burnt at least thirty litres without any jet problems
    although I have split the pump washer (£2;50 for a new one - not bad!)

  3. Stuart Robinson said:

    How interesting, I had thought that most petrol sold was virtually identical, despite the
    marketing claims that are sometimes made.

    Stuart.

    Not so - supermarket petrol is generally sold with the minimum amount of detergents and additives
    possible to keep the price down. When I was running a bike that nominally needed 99-100 octane
    petrol, it would knock and detonate all the time on supermarket 95RON fuel, but happily run on
    BP/Esso/Shell 95RON fuel as they put a little more octane improvers in.

    Same is true for my new diesel focus - it smokes like a [censored] on supermarket fuel but use BP fuel
    then you find that the smoke - while present - is much much reduced. It also starts a little easier
    as the cetane value is probably higher.

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