i have used that winter mix.i do a third coleman fuel and the rest kero. i use it a lot which may explain the flame up on my photo.
burners?
is there an adaptor for this? i have one that i got on a backpack trip in europe many years ago.the only problem might be the way the legs sit on...
thats world class work!
i have just one and i though that was a big deal.
nice guy good move.that was my first stove from a vets hospital rummage sale years ago.$5..
i may have posted some shots years ago here of mine cooking a pie. i found that are so many seams that i covered it with foil to get the heat up....
i like that three burner,different layout but i can see how that back burner would work as a warmer.
in a few weeks i go on my first of three summer camp outs. i wish i took a photo but i set the front runners on my basement steps so i could them...
thats great,just not that something that old can still be found but made to look and work like new.
to save fuel on canoe trips i set the pot on the burner as soon as it fired up. no use in seeing that heat lost waiting for the burner to kick in.
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i assume this is a two burner with a heavy steel grill. these are built like a truck.i have a couple as they are easy to find in minnesota,un-like...
i have one and it really works.putting it out is tricky and i spent some time here looking for ideas that would not sing my eyebrows.
i have never seen what we call a propane torch bottle with primus fitting in the states.
i took one like that on my first canoe trip into Canada in 1967. i was trying to save weight.the can never put out any real heat so i used it as a...
Haggis...site 1 is sort of small and i may move to another so look for a site with two old canvas tents.
haggis..i'll be at lake jennette starting sunday for a couple weeks. site 1,your welcome to fire up some stoves i have along.
just wait until the light weight gear guys see this!!
great they stay in Minnesota!
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