1940s SunFlame 3016 Gasoline Lantern 

Love that you take the time to share your knowledge of these old timers and always enjoy watching them

I really wish these were still made. Thank you for presenting such an excellent specimen!

Hello from Detroit Michigan brother 94/275 thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise

Great video on the SunFlame rebuild, thanks.

Great video and history lesson , thank you 😊 🙏

Thank you for posting

Nice work, beautiful project.

Have a fair few agms I need to fettle myself. This came out looking sharp mate. Nice job and appreciate the full go through!

Beautiful lantern!

nice one Bill. Love those little AGMs. I have a couple and they are great runners. Ive stripped several lanterns and Citristrip works really good and should be easily found.

Ive used the Klean-strip paint stripper from Home Depot on some founts, with some red scotchbrite. Worked pretty good. Not sure if that’s available up there.

Nice video and very informative. I have an older AGM single mantle I tried to remove the valve on. It twisted off. Bummer.

I have an old AGM made lantern that was from Sears under the “JC Higgins” name. It works well but man, it screams when it runs!

Got me to pause and check my container of "prime neatsfoot oil compound". And I noticed it says "compound". A commonly used weasel word for diluted with something cheap.The back of the container says the ingredients are"neatsfoot oil and other beneficial oils" without specifying what these oils are. My mind says 'beneficial for who". I will stick with my light machine oil directly on the pump leather sparingly so none gets in the lantern fuel area.. No problems with leather cracking or check valves sticking in over 50 years of use. WIKI: Neatsfoot oil is made from boiling the lower legs ,without hooves, of cattle and skimming the fat off the top of the water. It has the unique property of staying liquid at low temperatures that is not true of the rest of the animals body fat.

great videos keep them up. Wondering why you chose not use electrolysis to clean rust and paint from fount im fairly new to collecting have some 335 i want to strip and repaint for practice before i go to a rare lantern dont know best way to go sandblast paint stripper or electrolysis thanks

Great video Bill. I have an old Kamplite from the late 40s. It was super rough when I found it but I cleaned it up and got it running again. It’s one of my favorite. It fires up really big when it’s first lit too. It’s a single mantle lantern as well. Are they supposed to run on those big mantles? Like you said it’s hard to find info on them. I just put some #21 on it to test it out.

I recently rebuilt one of these, but I had to a mesh globe. What type of Coleman globe is yours using?