Peak1 Coffee ☕️ challenge

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @shovelhead8
    @shovelhead8 Год назад +1

    Nice stove. Thank you for sharing your coffee with us, Robert. Stay safe and stay cool

  • @Dominic.Minischetti
    @Dominic.Minischetti Год назад +1

    Cool find brother! I hope you find the leaks! And Mike’s sticker is awesome! Thanks for sharing and I hope you have a wonderful day!

  • @jasonwildebrandt2034
    @jasonwildebrandt2034 Год назад

    Sweet finds. I need to get on the ball and do some videos on all these goodies I have been working on. Thanks for sharing Robert 👍

  • @krubbyscountrylife
    @krubbyscountrylife Год назад

    Nice Stoves, Cool Shop back there, Blessed Sunday to you

  • @terryw.milburn8565
    @terryw.milburn8565 Год назад

    Good Luck Getting Them Leaks Under Control ! Thanks For The Cup, Robert ! ATB Ter & Mel God Bless

  • @tomdadisman1400
    @tomdadisman1400 Год назад

    Nice stove! I think the Peak1 stoves are sweet. They are hard to find for a decent price here in Ohio. That’s why I don’t have any in my collection yet lol. Also, nice hat! Go Big Blue!!!

    • @colemanrestorationsrepair4171
      @colemanrestorationsrepair4171  Год назад

      You still can find them on occasion for a decent price, but they are far and few between.
      I even found a bundle deal of tow stoves on eBay for a good price. You just have to be quick because they go fast.
      God bless.

  • @doinsngoins
    @doinsngoins Год назад

    Wow ! 👌 mega

  • @mikemorgan5015
    @mikemorgan5015 Год назад

    So, were they actually leaking or did the burner box just get flooded? A new, used stove is like a box of chocolates. Tried to light one once without going through it. The gas tip was missing. You know the rest of the story. A 7,500 btu stove trying to run on 80,000 btus of fuel. Glad I was on my picnic table and that the shutoff valve worked properly. I was almost one picnic table short. Lesson learned. Haha! I keep forgetting to ask, where do you get those pour over filters? What a great idea.

    • @colemanrestorationsrepair4171
      @colemanrestorationsrepair4171  Год назад

      Honestly, I have never even looked at them again.
      I'm guessing it was being cold natured and was just flooding from the cool temperatures and not enough preheat. 🙃
      You can find the bags on Ebay and Amazon.
      I use these quite often and really like them.
      Thanks for watching, and God bless.

  • @chrisssmallengines7163
    @chrisssmallengines7163 Год назад

    Nice collection , I think it is better to empty the old unknown fuel out of any Colmen purchases , because fresh is best .

    • @colemanrestorationsrepair4171
      @colemanrestorationsrepair4171  Год назад

      It all depends on the fuel.
      I always smell and check the color of it. If it's cloudy or discolored or smells of anything other than white gas, I will dump it.
      I have burned fuel in them, probably thirty plus years old with no issues.
      The white gas has all the stuff that will go bad distilled out, and it will keep a really long time.
      God bless.