kenallwine
Adventurer
That and the dividends they pay every year!
Can't decide on stove - need input!
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Russ in California
Observer
How is the low flame sensitivity? I've found most propane stoves I've had are touchy with low flame. Hard to simmer with. I love my MSR Dragonfly for this but it's small, a bit to set up and DANG loud.
Corey
OverCamping Specialist
It seems to be fine.
This is my second propane portable stove, and the old one worked fine too.
Prior to that I ran propane on the stoves that came with my last tent trailer, and it worked fine too.
Before that long ago I used old school Coleman white gas stoves.
Also misc. small white gas and butane/propane mix cartridge backpacking stoves.
This is my second propane portable stove, and the old one worked fine too.
Prior to that I ran propane on the stoves that came with my last tent trailer, and it worked fine too.
Before that long ago I used old school Coleman white gas stoves.
Also misc. small white gas and butane/propane mix cartridge backpacking stoves.
WhereTheHellIsJames?
Explorer
I use a Cook Partner stove:
Certainly not the prettiest... but hands down, the most rugged, well built, and hottest, stove I've ever owned. I bought mine from Adventure Trailers (about halfway down the page).
Certainly not the prettiest... but hands down, the most rugged, well built, and hottest, stove I've ever owned. I bought mine from Adventure Trailers (about halfway down the page).
kenallwine
Adventurer
I think I am going to the trigger on the All-terrain stove. Good price and high output burners. It seems like it would fit the bill. I would just need to get a griddle then.
john101477
Photographer in the Wild
Sorry to leave you all hangin I lost track of the thread. The all in one works great. the design makes use of the burner efficient and heats quickly. As I said before i had bought 2. with a single burner design it is great and having two of them means I can make hot cakes on one and bacon and eggs on the other. The bag that came with it was very over sized so I ended up putting both stoves in one bag.
john101477
Photographer in the Wild
wow what a steal!!! I just bought one of those plastic cases at walmart for $19 and of course it fits my non coleman lantern perfect. what sucks is my other lantern (a coleman) has the feet that prohibit me from using the plastic case.
Corey
OverCamping Specialist
Get the Lodge one I just got.
Both a grill and griddle, works great.
http://www.amazon.com/Lodge-Logic-16-Inch-Cast-Iron-Griddle/dp/B00008GKDQ
kenallwine
Adventurer
I just have to figure out what to do with the propane tank while we are in motion. It is going to be a 5lb tank.
kenallwine
Adventurer
Thanks for the tip!
gabepari
Explorer
x2 on the Partner Steel stove. It's one of those things that once you use, you can't live without.
Gabe
Gabe
I use a Cook Partner stove:
Certainly not the prettiest... but hands down, the most rugged, well built, and hottest, stove I've ever owned. I bought mine from Adventure Trailers (about halfway down the page).
zidaro
Explorer
kenallwine
Adventurer
I pulled the trigger on the Camp Chef All-Terrain stove and the above mentioned griddle/grill plate. Should have them both by the 20th. Now I need to figure out the mounting for a 10# tank.
