Fudge that flue's massive! Piccy in the field your wires need to be spread out more. They do work well. Have you noticed any smoke coming out of the side of the flue? No?
I'd be tempted to cut some off the top!
IT is the TI-goat right? I forget sorry. Or is it the seek outside? [In which case PM shewie, he has one]
Do you have these ss end rings:
If so, they go on the inside of the top of the flue. And one at the bottom. Then you push the wire loop up to it, or down to it, on the outside of the flue.
The cable wires are $1.75 each.
http://www.titaniumgoat.com/pipe-parts.html
That slack in the pipe there, might look bad, but its not. If you put a few burns through it the creosote, will be a perfectly straight line of black soot, when you unroll it.
It is sealed tight.
Also best to roll it tightly around a long thin brookstick handle or something similiar so it goes tighter, but thats not bad as it it.
They all look like that. You just need to fiddle with it a bit so youre comfortable where the cable rings should go
How the devil do you put it together out there though?
At the price they're going for, bargain, but so many parts to put together in minus conditions... not so bad if someone sets a stove up first and you can huddle in their tent to set it up. Relies on someone being first though.
true - the first time rolling the pipe is a definite pain - several hands make it easier the first time. After that its a piece of cake - roll it slightly tighter than it's normal size to slip the rings over, then let it expand. Don't worry if there are creases in the pipe - it works fine even if it looks like a badly-hand-rolled cigarette - it'll still do the job without any leaks. Remember that the edges are like razors (guess how I know that!)
So a lot of last minute shopping Dewi, and last minute testing for you both
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Last minute might be an understatement... if I can't source everything on my gear list, I may be buying some stuff in Sweden.
Main things I'm trying to get sorted are clothes, decent boots, tent and stove... so far I have over-mitts, socks, couple of hats and thermals... have my eye on some husky boots and a down jacket.
Still undecided on the tent, its a coin toss on the stove and I've not even looked at a sled yet. Although my ears did ***** up when someone mentioned snow mobiles