Let me know your findings afterwards ;-)

The leather cup is stiff and very hard if it is new. You need to get is soft first.

You can see the full video and get the book here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/foreverofftrack/forever-off-track?ref=a2it5g

Thanks mate, we need to reach our kickstarter goal first.

@@landcruisingadventure Congratulations guys Kickstarter goal reached, Look forward to reading the book,

Super Stoked man! @@40ChannelCruiser

Toyota

Знаю это Тойота, но какая модель, как называется? Хочу такой себе купить.

@@ruslanrustamov8570 Land Cruiser BJ45

We are the slowest Overlanders - but - our breakfast service is out of this world! ;-~)

Choices my friend...

An ancient old standing of rules to make use of crossing each others land.

Thanks for stopping by! 🙂

That's a nice addition to a business card: Professional gate opener 🙂

our pleasure ;-)

Gaat nog steeds als de brandweer! Super koffie elke dag.

You are absolutely right... duh, how could I have missed that one.

But you are right.....the cow was not hurt during your video.....

It should do the trick. Good luck and watch out, the thin material is utmost sharp.

Heya Dorjjav, we were a few times around Lake Baikal in Russia in various seasons. I'm not sure what you mean by protected. When we camp, it's mostly in the wilds. We did not find any reason to be worried about bandits or cops. Enjoy your trip! BTW this video is shot in Kazakhstan and not at Lake Baikal. ;-)

@@landcruisingadventure i am aware that ure in Kazakhstan now, gonna be cold soon, better head south or u have different plans. By protected I mean organized campsites where there are staff on duty. Like they have waterhose, trash bins, electricity preferably and designated campsites. Bit nervous to sleep in rv with child on board. Heard there are robberies and such. Planning to Ulaanbaatar -Ulaan Ude-Lake baikal-Irkutsk- Lake Huvsgul. Not gonna camp too far from the main road

Unfortunately this doesn't work with this model. But I think there are similar machines out there that do. If you find one, let us know.

Glad you enjoyed it

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Thanks! Will do!

Because we are using our favorite stainless steel double walled cups to deposit the coffee in. If you want you can use the provided plastic container (which can be screwed to the base), then you could place the whole thing on a table.

Thanks John, we are currently enjoying Central Asia to the fullest.

Yeah... for sure. It's in the making. We just need some more time and maybe some help with figuring out the logistics. Shipping costs to the US and AUS will kill you.

Interesting... Never heard of that. Not sure if we can get a small quantity her in Central Asia?

@@landcruisingadventure Baseball glove conditioning oil, same thing. Motor oil is a bit to thick and probably over expanded the leather cup.

Hahaha.... It's a constant thing... But we'll keep it rolling for sure! Thanks for checking in.

Agreed

Hier op YT gebeurt er niet zo veel ;-) We schrijven vooral voor tijdschriften en zijn nu bezig boek 2 in de markt aan het zetten: www.voordekunst.nl/projecten/12893

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Just went through the same pump cup replacement for my Dual Fuel Model 424 Camp Stove (unleaded fuel compatible). After decades of reliable use, I tried to fix the pressurization problem by switching to a leather pump cup. I found that installing the oiled cup was too stiff. So, I phoned Coleman and they recommended Pump Cup part number 6391091 (Neoprene). I tried this and it easily installed and sealed without issues. Coleman said that this was also compatible with my 295 dual fuel lantern. So, I think the Neoprene pump cup is the way to go for these two dual fuel appliances. I suggest phoning Coleman toll free to get replacement part information for your specific appliance since the pump chamber diameter (and generators) are slightly different, depending on model.

@@AroundAndAround2 Coleman only changed to the neoprene because they are WAY cheaper to make and they wear out (planned obsolescence) but if they work better for you who am I to argue. lol I know on by 290 and 295 the founts are identical except for paint colour and stickers. The pump tube on all the founts are the same as is the diameter of the pumps. The leather can be stiff though but working it a bit solves that. I make my own pump cups now as what Coleman is charging is far too much. I literally make them for pennies. I have dozens of lanterns and stoves and have yet to have a leather pump cup fail on me. The neoprene though have always either worn our or split. To each his own though. I'm just glad you found something that works and that you're happy with. Enjoy your lantern and stove.😀

I don't think you will be able to get a new leather cup in there. It will be too stiff and won't fit.

@@landcruisingadventure perhaps I had an off-brand. The leather was shrunken, but expanded after it was soaked. :)