502 builders/ users/restorers!!!

[doug hodder]

I'm not interested in the 502 Sportster single burners, gave 'em away...but I got a brand new gennie that I stumbled on in a blister pack....send me a PM with an addy: and it's in the mail to you. Part # is 502-5891 Doug

[rainjer]

I will take one...

Jeremy

[doug hodder]

Only got 1 Jeremy....lost your address...send it again and it's off on Monday. Doug

[rainjer]

PM sent.

Jeremy

[Wolffarmer]

Gol dang it. Was watching an English program on Hulu.



Randy

[doug hodder]

Sorry Randy...geez...I thought you spoke english! ....any extra NOS parts I find that I won't be using...I'll offer up here. I'm only really interested in the pre '50's American made stuff. Doug

[Wolffarmer]

I have a 500, a bit older than the 500 A. Also a 502 along with 5 double burners

This is getting ridiculous

Randy

[PresTx82]

The 502s are the sh*t!

[Wolffarmer]

I haven't used my 502 much, my 500 a little.

I just made some bean soup on the last 513 I got. Made it from beans I harvested last fall at the place I worked.

I been using my stoves the past 3 weeks for most of my cooking. Have used my AGM enough that I feel pretty confident on taking it camping.

Randy

[teardrop_focus]

I missed the boat on the original post here, but while we're on the subject of 502s and stoves in general...




I recently acquired a super-clean, used-twice '71 502... works beautifully and matches in style my wife's '68 228F that we got running today.

My stove collection now consists of, in order of acquisition, a mid-90's 424, two 426Ds (two!), a 425, a 400, a 502 and a primo 500. All I'd like to add is a pre-war suitcase w/ cast iron burners, the type that Doug likes to restore.

[High Desert]

I have a 500, a bit older than the 500 A. Also a 502 along with 5 double burners

This is getting ridiculous
Randy

Randy, if you took a look at the stack in my garage....you'd feel better I promise

[Wolffarmer]

I won't feel better until I get them all



Randy