Triumphdog
Adventurer
Heading out for a weekend of MTB and camping with a few friends. Looking at buying a 2 burner car camping stove. I already own a sweet backpacking set up, but can't stand using it while car camping.
WTB 2 burner camping stove
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CrewServed
"That" guy
When do you need it? I've got a not-that-old Coleman propane jobbie up in Concord that I'm not using any more since I bought a dual fuel setup.
Triumphdog
Adventurer
Need it for Labor day weekend. Can you send me pics?
CrewServed
"That" guy
Sure, dude. I'll PM as soon as I get home this afternoon. I think I may have stenciled my name on the bottom. Don't know if that matters.
jeep-N-montero
Expedition Leader
We have both a Camp Chef Pro 60 2 burner and their Denali portable, after making the switch we will never go back to a weaker output Coleman.
Xrunner
Explorer
I was in the market for a car camping stove a few years back and wanted a Partner Steel one back but couldn't swing the cost.
I ended up ordering the Stansport 2-burner Tuff stove from Amazon for $70 or so and am very happy with it. It's worked great for car camping and while it's not a Partner Steel, I don't have to worry about it growing legs and walking off when I'm away from the campsite.
I ended up ordering the Stansport 2-burner Tuff stove from Amazon for $70 or so and am very happy with it. It's worked great for car camping and while it's not a Partner Steel, I don't have to worry about it growing legs and walking off when I'm away from the campsite.
jeep-N-montero
Expedition Leader
Some of the Stansport/Texsport stuff is pretty well made, I have a cot from them that has taken some abuse.