Frontier stove
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I like it Rik, except for the ridged legs, and the store, I don't need anything else from it to bring it up to the £180 (inc vat) minimum order value. Will be saving up for a helsport, or if I can hold off an eidlefjell(sp)
Mine's been great for cooking on, did once get a herring stuck down the chimney but that was my fault.
I think it's a group buy job if you want one of these, there's a minimum number to order I think, 10 rings a bell
EDIT:
Nope I'm lying, I wonder if they'll budge on the minimum order value, it seems daft to refuse a sale
Mine's been great for cooking on, did once get a herring stuck down the chimney but that was my fault.
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I couldn't see a weight? Looks like you'd need a landy to get one near camp
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No minimum order its £150 plus VAT, one stove and a norgie something, lots of stuff there on single buy and you just save over £100 on the Helisport. Email the fella, he's a good bloke.
it happens on mine too. after a weekend of burning theres some around the flu. what i do is pass a holly branch through a few times. = clean.
http://www.busyoutdoors.com/frontier-stove-flashing-kit-for-tents/p1009
The flashing sold for the Frontier stove (see pic in link) can be cut back to take wider flue sections.
The wood you burn has a lot to do with muck build up in the flue, damp wood and pine seem the worse.
that flashing is for tents that need a hole cutting though Rik, lavvo\tenttipi types need a tube type just to keep the matierial away from the flu,
There are plenty of others on the internet, that happened to be the first I came across. America is the best place to source them, perhaps Santaman could act as a third party and ship some over for those that need them if the supplier won't ship to the UK.
You could look at making something yourself using silicon baking trays if your the DIY type.
You could look at making something yourself using silicon baking trays if your the DIY type.
Second outing with the stove, same result, I reckon it needs taking apart every day to be cleaned, not usefull for cold weather camping if used for long periods. The chimney was too cool for the top three sections too burn off the soot and creosote and the diameter to small to cope. HELSPORT BABY!!!!=
Second outing with the stove, same result, I reckon it needs taking apart every day to be cleaned, not usefull for cold weather camping if used for long periods. The chimney was too cool for the top three sections too burn off the soot and creosote and the diameter to small to cope. HELSPORT BABY!!!!=
Could you insulate the chimney at all?
Then it wouldn't pack inside the stove body. I would rather save and buy a suitable piece of kit than modify an unsuitable one.
Then it wouldn't pack inside the stove body. I would rather save and buy a suitable piece of kit than modify an unsuitable one.
True. Stop moanin' about it then.
