AGM lovers rejoice

[kzhorse]

Thanks,So I guess it is somewhere from 1935 to the early 1940's
All I know is this thing roars like a milspec when turned up bright.

Scott

[kzhorse]

On mine they work, but as far as I can tell the hole in the nozzel has worn to large, also can seldom get the gennie to seal good, there just is not much of a flange there for the jam nuts to work on. Other than that they work just fine, pump up real nice and all. Just they spray out way to much fuel.

I have 3 AGM stoves and they are great. have some of the strangest generators around. But they work.

Randy

I havent checked the length and with of a generator from a 200 but it might work if your pricker rod is good.

Scott

[Wolffarmer]

The AGM is a short fat thing. sort of like me. But I am thinking about seeing if I can do a nozzle swap. I bet they are almost the same hole size if not identical. They would be subjected to the the same fuel, same pressure, and the same light output. physics says the hole is the same size. Of course I sucked at science.

Randy

[kzhorse]

OK,So I guess this is the one you need.The one I just fixed looks like a coleman generator,The kooklite I took apart to fix the 3016 used the short fat generator,to much money for a light with too many missing parts for me to justify spending.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-New-Old-Sto ... 3a6eafd1ab

Scott

[Wolffarmer]

Yup, thats the bugger. I have refrained from buying it as I have bought almost everything else since last Wednesday. I sold most of my VW cars and putting some of that toward pressure gas appliances.

Randy