Wood/soild fuel heaters

[HINO SG]

Any suggestions on a source for a relatively light-weight wood burning tent stove?

I don't need the collapseability (or high cost) the packstoves sold out west; Northern Tool used to have a crude but cheap woodstove made out of sheet metal intended for use in ice fishing huts here in Minnesota, but I havn't seen it in the catalog for awhile.

ideas?

 

[DontPanic42]

I believe I have seen what you are looking for at one of the following:
majorsurplus.com
CheaperThanDirt.com
sportsmansguide.com
You might check to see if there is a basket for burning wood pellets that will work. Pellets are easier and cleaner to carry unless you plan to look for squaw wood.
Good Luck

 

[spunky2268]

Nu-Way Stoves

I have this stove: http://www.nuwaystove.com/products/model965.htm .

Warms up great, but will burn fast unless you are using good sized chunks of hardwood.

Spunky

 

[HINO SG]

Thanks for the suggestions. The NuWay is the design I was actually thinking about; neither majorsurplus or Cheaper had much; I hadn't been to Sportsman's Guide in awhile (and they're right here in St. Paul) but they have a reasonable price on both the outfitter's stove and a never-issueed army tent heater.

Sportsman's sure is a mixed bag when it comes to selection, seem like a lot more higher-quality products at the moment.

 

[Luke]

Haven't used it myself but Kifaru has a good reputation for quality equipment.