APG multi fuel stove - unboxing (part 1 of 3)

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[@outdoorsman8498]

Thank you

[@19ghost73]

Very good that You have showed every detail - very few do, really helpful!

[@mauricinio]

Buena review! las imagenes muy claras y de cerca para comprobar minuciosamente la calidad del articulo. Felicitaciones!

[@stjulian25]

Hopefully, he has learned by now that he had the wind reflector upside down.

[@jiujitsu2000]

+stjulian25 in the field it doesn't matter. I want sure when I did this video. Ha ha. Thank you for stopping by!

[@hcardoso]

Im cycling around the world and been using that stove for the last 4 years. I never tried with gas canister...

[@Romin.777]

Cool. Living the dream! :))

[@NaturalExplorerNZ]

Dude what is the intro music on your video? It's great! Thanks for the informative vid too pal

[@peterpauly2527]

You had that wind shield upside down. Those aren't feet. They are to push the pin into the ground to help stabilize it. If you look at the design, it can push an inch or more of pin into the ground.

[@jiujitsu2000]

+Peter Pauly I always wondered about that thanks for letting me know.

[@afaqreports5080]

bro can u explain one thing to me. i cleaned the jet by opening it. unfortunately i forgot how to install small inner jet up or down ????. as you can see there is another jet inside main jet which on one side is look like a needle.

[@jiujitsu2000]

That's a cleaning needle and the needle goes up inside the hole of the jet to clean it

[@plumpye474]

looking forward to seeing this lil stove in action

[@thedoghouseoutdoors4116]

that looks like a really cool stove for 39 bucks, i am looking forward to seeing it in action!!

[@thaddeusmikolajczyk9055]

Good info have been considering a multi fuel stove for backpacking if not too heavy. Will use occasionally.Did you check weight? I will be watching your addition videos.

[@ozciva]

I don't know if anybody is going to answer my question, being this video is 4 years old. I have a primus omnifuel with old type of aluminum pump. This one looks like the newer type Ergo pump. My question: Can you change the o ring at the output of the pump where you screw in the valve of the stove? I believe Chinese rubbers are terrible and will go bad very soon. The o ring of the primus pump died after 1617 years and it is not serviceable. It costs too much to replace the pump. I can buy 2 chinese stove for that price. But I love the way my primus primes, so I will just use the pump, and keep the stove as spare. But if the o ring at the output of the pump is not serviceable, that changes everything.

[@jiujitsu2000]

This is an excellent question and it's one of them that I wonder myself. I believe that that O-ring can be changed mine is still doing great so I'm not in need of replacement yet I agree with you about these stoves their fantastic

[@ozciva]

@@jiujitsu2000 Thank you for the answer. If it lasted 4 years, it us good enough for me.

[@jayk3784]

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[@texaslonestarrider]

Looks Good So far! 👍🏼

[@salinewaterthirsty2265]

can you use denatured alcohol on that stove?

[@Ulfhednar-o9t]

Did you read the entire "user's msnusl" ?? 😂😂

[@jiujitsu2000]

Heck no! I only graduated 3rd grade... lol

[@embaradosmithingandwoodcraft]

its now 47 plus S&H and if they are gona skimp on quality let it be on the easiest part y to replace DIY the bags the wind screen in pretty sure ya had upside down the cut outs were for air flow for updraft round pot the jets are 1 for all fuel so replacement to not a switch back and forth never used 1 but did a lot of research on this stove a year ago apx. still cant afford it but some day maybe and this is an other that could benefit from a covea adaptor to use propane

[@brianj123458]

hey I have trying to pick out a good stove for good price I no you are busy but can you tell me what you no about this stove and also what would be good price for it with pump fuel bottles and carrying bag complete kit? MSR WHISPERLITE LIQUID FUEL BACKPACKING COOK STOVE BOTTLE CAMP CAMPING BACKPACK thanks for help

[@brianj123458]

also can I use gas or what types of fuel can be used with it?

[@jiujitsu2000]

brianj123458 I would highly recommend the MSR whisperlite Universal. it's an excellent stove by far one of my favorites and it will burn many fuels including gasoline white gas diesel fuel kerosene and even jet fuel. you can also adapt the stove to run the Lindale valve isopro butane canisters. it's a great stove you will not be disappointed in my opinion

[@brianj123458]

JIUJITSU2000 thank you very much for sharing your knowledge the stove is a complete kits used like new and right now going for $40 what is the max bid you would do on this stove if you was bidding on it? thanks again

[@jiujitsu2000]

brianj123458 thank you... $37.59 lol

[@finno123456]

Hello I have the same stove as you see the jet in the plastic bag is that the same one on the stove or is one for gas and the other for petrol and kerosene

[@afaqreports5080]

bro can u explain one thing to me. i cleaned the jet by opening it. unfortunately i forgot how to install small inner jet up or down ????. as you can see there is another jet inside main jet which on one side is look like a needle.

[@indskab]

Could you show use some demonstrations?

[@johnlord8337]

I would put all those tiny and critical pieces in a screw-top plastic container (no blinking pouch/bag). Losing any small piece is a head-banging event afterward when you really need it - and can't find it. I hope that the person going out, does all the prep at home, and not in the wilderness (all those tiny springs, pins, needles, - boing! ...) especially with cold/wet hands, in the dark, in snow, duff, debris, ...

[@jiujitsu2000]

John Lord for sure!

[@CmaxArms]

That there is a purdy stove, it's way too fancy for me!

[@Romin.777]

Nope, you have the windscreen upside down, the pegs need to go into the ground. ;))