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Etón FR300 Emergency Radio Restoration
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @JevJF7
    @JevJF7 6 днів тому

    Nice video 🎉 love how the new radio looks 😊

  • @frequency79
    @frequency79 Місяць тому

    I enjoy watching your video thank you 🌹

  • @bwyyy7306
    @bwyyy7306 Місяць тому

    I just bought one, haven’t set it up yet thanks for your helpful video

  • @adolfojavierbustamantevega5633
    @adolfojavierbustamantevega5633 Місяць тому

    Hello, great video! I have a Mexican Linmex (236 clon) but It can't build any pressure. Any idea where the problem might be. I already replaced all those gaskets and check valve. Thanks in advance

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady Місяць тому

      Hard to tell without seeing it.

  • @rockodlak
    @rockodlak Місяць тому

    Great! When a man has skillful hands, he makes the old new!👍

  • @johnviney7919
    @johnviney7919 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for the video! What mantle does the 236 use?? Thanks!

  • @PhillipStewart-k7f
    @PhillipStewart-k7f 2 місяці тому

    I used 3 PVC pipes n a tarp. Bungie cords. Works great for me. I saved 1000 dollars. ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊

    • @bwyyy7306
      @bwyyy7306 Місяць тому

      The Napier costs $229 in Canada, maybe if you were to buy 4 you’d save $1000

  • @cameronbittner4971
    @cameronbittner4971 2 місяці тому

    Personally I would use finer steel wool and a soft cloth with the mother's. I've been seeing a lot of fixed up lanterns for sale scratched up.

  • @Jz71-k2o
    @Jz71-k2o 3 місяці тому

    Very nice! Thanks for taking the time to show how to assemble.

  • @barry155
    @barry155 3 місяці тому

    THE ABSOLUTE BEST install/disassemble video for this model truck tent, I will apply your tips and tricks. I wish you well, and thanks

  • @joelira4014
    @joelira4014 3 місяці тому

    Awesome video thank you

  • @olamiteisms6220
    @olamiteisms6220 4 місяці тому

    Why did you go below the rear bumper with the 3 rear straps and not just around the tailgate?

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady 4 місяці тому

      Will have to try that next time but didn’t think that would work.

    • @DarylForsythe
      @DarylForsythe 3 місяці тому

      @@fandazkanady @olamiteisms6220 Don't. That middle strap's clip is a **BITCH** to fish through that gap of the bottom of the tailgate and the bumper. There is a very slight curve to the tailgate (at least there is on my 2019 colorado) that makes the gap about a half inch tighter than the ends and it makes all the difference (problem) in the world. You need something like a bent metal coathanger to fight getting the strap clip lined up to pass through. The best advice this video gives is to go around the bumper too. I was watching and wondering if it was possible right before he actually did it and was sold on it. Another suggestion I have is right after pocketing the green center pole, before lifting and pocketing the crossing black poles, is to lay the fly on and clip the two straps as shown on the sides. That way when you pocket the crossing black poles, the fly is already in place and gets lifted as well. You should be able to reach up and under the fly to clip on the pole clips as usual afterward. Perfect video though!

  • @JevJF7
    @JevJF7 4 місяці тому

    Great video man. Hope to see more in the future

  • @philippesalmona
    @philippesalmona 4 місяці тому

    Very good tutorial on disassembly and cleaning. Very poor reassembly tutorial.Almost useless.

  • @shanek6582
    @shanek6582 5 місяців тому

    Never seen that model, is it Canadian? Never mind lol, I seen the label on the vinegar in English and French. Nice lamp.

  • @deathb4digital
    @deathb4digital 5 місяців тому

    Restoration? That stove looks like it was lit only once.

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady 5 місяців тому

      Maybe the video will help someone restore theirs.

    • @deathb4digital
      @deathb4digital 5 місяців тому

      @@fandazkanady You are absolutely right.

  • @mattmartinolc
    @mattmartinolc 5 місяців тому

    Found your channel because I bought the same truck tent (Napier). Good vids.

  • @mylennyuym
    @mylennyuym 6 місяців тому

    Nice job, BTW did you check the inside of the fount??

  • @The762x39mm
    @The762x39mm 6 місяців тому

    Nice video! I have fews coleman lanterns 335,200,220f and 2 milspecs lanterns. They are fun to rebuilt and the 335's are among my favorites. They give plenty of light and easy to maintain. The generators are rarely beyong repair. If the tip cleaner isnt broken,they can be cleaned and reused pretty much forever. The cardboard tube are available from US but i never needed to replace one yet. First one i restored i was using vinegar to clean the parts but now i use citric acid solution,work better and faster,also clean aluminium collar perfectly. As thread sealant for valve to fount,i used blue loctite and now i switched to permatex indian head shellack. I didnt have the chance to find 999 mantles for my 335's so i use peerless 24a wich is same size. The new coleman mantles quality sucks. Old silklite are better when you can find for resonable coast.

  • @garypayton5081
    @garypayton5081 7 місяців тому

    Thank you so much

  • @JevJF7
    @JevJF7 8 місяців тому

    Love the video😊

  • @MarioBaiutti
    @MarioBaiutti 8 місяців тому

    Donde se compran

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady 8 місяців тому

      www.napieroutdoors.com/us/truck-tents/

  • @jimdent351
    @jimdent351 8 місяців тому

    When the generator fails on these lanterns what exactly goes wrong with them? I'm looking at a 335 lantern for $80 that looks to be in really good shape, but the generators are hard to come by in Canada. They can be ordered from the US but shipping is usually quite expensive. Is it the cardboard looking tube that becomes faulty? The rest of it looks rather simple and easy to clean.

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady 8 місяців тому

      Usually carbon buildup in the tip and inside the generator tube. As long as the cardboard tube is holding its shape, it should be fine. Check the needle that it’s not broken off.

    • @jimdent351
      @jimdent351 8 місяців тому

      @@fandazkanady What about the spring? Is that just there to help atomize the fuel. It kind of makes sense that it just provides mass for holding heat.

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady 8 місяців тому

      Probably best to ask at the Coleman Lantern, Stove, Collectors, Parts, Service, Fix, Repair Forum on Facebook

  • @regenerativeliberty7915
    @regenerativeliberty7915 8 місяців тому

    Your all setup like the Canadian Prepper. Ever consider laying down a few riffs to use your own music? Hope you guys had a great time.

  • @amguns57
    @amguns57 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate. Well done!

  • @saot12
    @saot12 9 місяців тому

    Good job. I no longer even use the straps on the tail door. Works fine without them.

  • @DannyHanny_
    @DannyHanny_ 10 місяців тому

    Absolutely great tutorial. Thank you.

  • @jameshinkle7349
    @jameshinkle7349 10 місяців тому

    Question- I have a Chevy with the 5'8" bed, so similar to your vehicle, but I have a quad-fold tonneau cover. When folded all the way up towards the cab, it still covers about 5 inches of the bed. Do you think the Napier Backroadz Tent will work with my setup? Is the tonneau going to prevent proper installation?

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady 10 місяців тому

      I have a tonneau cover too and I remove it every time before installing the tent.

    • @DarylForsythe
      @DarylForsythe 3 місяці тому

      I have a rolling soft cover that i leave installed. So, from experience, I would say that your folding cover would take up too much room. If my rolled soft cover took up any more room than it does, I would remove it each time. Also, depending on your cover's rail mounts, they may be a risk to the tent material. I zip-tie pieces of pool noodle over my rail clamps to protect the tent.

  • @michaelhayes660
    @michaelhayes660 10 місяців тому

    What size is your truck bed?

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady 10 місяців тому

      5' I think. It is a crew cab.

  • @cristian868686
    @cristian868686 11 місяців тому

    thanks for this

  • @jamiemaxwell2074
    @jamiemaxwell2074 11 місяців тому

    I am about to embark on the same journey with my 1963 model 236 - made on Davies Street here in Toronto. Your video is excellent and will be something that I re-visit along they way! Well done - Subscribed!

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady 11 місяців тому

      Thanks. I was lucky I didn't have to burn out the filler cap gasket or take out the check valve on this one. If you need to do that, there are videos that show you how.

    • @jamiemaxwell2074
      @jamiemaxwell2074 11 місяців тому

      @@fandazkanady Thanks! Mine is in remarkably good shape...I was very surprised.

  • @todorlatev
    @todorlatev 11 місяців тому

  • @rockodlak
    @rockodlak 11 місяців тому

    Well done!👍

  • @John_Ridley
    @John_Ridley Рік тому

    I find it is a WHOLE lot easier to set up the tent on the ground then just put it in the truck and secure it.

  • @Anna-uw4iz
    @Anna-uw4iz Рік тому

    wow very interesting!

  • @MASI_forging
    @MASI_forging Рік тому

    What a great restoration. Keep up the great work 👏👏

  • @privateer0561
    @privateer0561 Рік тому

    Didn't show the hardest part, which is removing the check valve. You need a special tool to do it reliably.

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady Рік тому

      I had a fellow collector help me with removing and cleaning the check valve as I am yet to get the removal tool.

  • @BennyCFD
    @BennyCFD Рік тому

    The baking powder neutralizes the acid of the vinegar.............Defeats the purpose, common sense.

    • @fandazkanady
      @fandazkanady Рік тому

      The baking soda was added after several hours, as it says in the video, to neutralize the acid and prevent further pinking of the brass parts.

  • @kaunomedis7926
    @kaunomedis7926 Рік тому

    Why do you need to restore it?

  • @sscarrface
    @sscarrface Рік тому

    Thank you

  • @MASI_forging
    @MASI_forging Рік тому

    Such a great restoration 👏👏

  • @arfimastudio3081
    @arfimastudio3081 Рік тому

    Super!

  • @eprohoda
    @eprohoda Рік тому

    Fannda. Bravo! very insane channel~catch you later~

  • @mikedkc
    @mikedkc Рік тому

    The Colman lantern is an icon of America’s love of the outdoors and family camping. Great memories and wonderful rehab.

  • @mikeb5749
    @mikeb5749 Рік тому

    I’m just blown away by the spectacular restorations of these great artifacts of times past and the craftsman ship and dedication to these epic restorations I’m just in awe and I’m just speechless

  • @chrisssmallengines7163
    @chrisssmallengines7163 Рік тому

    If you use finer steel wool , or SOS cleaning pads you will not see the scratches in the soft aluminum as much .Great job nice finished product .

  • @ZZZardoz762
    @ZZZardoz762 Рік тому

    Really helpful video! Napier should link to this.

  • @georgepretnick4460
    @georgepretnick4460 Рік тому

    Thank you for this video. As a child of the 1950s, these Coleman lanterns were ubiquitous. We used them for camping, night, and ice fishing. I still have couple of them . I haven't fired one up in several decades. You have inspired me to get one or more running again, Not a full resto as you have done, but just operating safely.

  • @christopherprince3250
    @christopherprince3250 Рік тому

    Got to love the sound of a Colman Lantern

  • @CandyceC54
    @CandyceC54 Рік тому

    Very well done video. Very detailed and precise, especially the specific order of installation and take down, which is more detailed than the factory instructions. This is because I will be doing this by myself.