Hi, is it possible to buy pots and pans made of stainless that fit a Trangia 27? I don't mind if they aren't genuine Trangia.
Stainless steel pots.
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There'll be something that fits out there. Finding it is another thing. Might be worth taking one of the Tran bowls to your local supermarket / B&M / asian supermarket.
I got one in Ikea that fitted neatly. The whole set up's in a bag at the back of a shed, so I can't get to it quickly or easily right now (we're gutting and repairing sheds, and that one's stuffed to the gills from the others) to take a photo.
The pots not lightweight though, but it has a brilliant laminated base so nothing sticks
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The pots not lightweight though, but it has a brilliant laminated base so nothing sticks
M
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another place to try would be a pet shop they have lots of stainless feed bowls some of which are a similar shape
another place to try would be a pet shop they have lots of stainless feed bowls some of which are a similar shape
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Tatonka do stainless pans which are from their trangia type stove which may fit
http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/tatonka_multi_set_and_alcohol_burner/?SelectedItem=520443
http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/tatonka_...jkq7pMgvfVSMdjK6AkMA7IUtyv5vL-03b0aAvga8P8HAQ
http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/tatonka_small_and_large_pot_multi_set/?SelectedItem=520446
Tatonka do stainless pans which are from their trangia type stove which may fit
http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/tatonka_multi_set_and_alcohol_burner/?SelectedItem=520443
http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/tatonka_...jkq7pMgvfVSMdjK6AkMA7IUtyv5vL-03b0aAvga8P8HAQ
http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/tatonka_small_and_large_pot_multi_set/?SelectedItem=520446
That is good, considering the pans are about the same weight as trangia, it's a shame the windshield is aluminium.
What size pot are you after? I have been playing around with the MSR Alpine bowl as a light weight bowl just the right size for one person, and only 80g. Only downside is no lid.
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The same size as those in a Trangia 27. I'm thinking of replacing the aluminium one with stainless steel.
It will blow away like any wind shield or do you have a trangia that can burn above 660 C that may melt the aluminium?
I can't think of any disadvantage, let me know what I cant see.
Your getting warmer. I've had a meths spill fire before after catching the thing with my foot. Grass on fire, and my first thought was a newspaper headline "idiot sets hill on fire", not to the protection of my windshield and burner. After a minute of fairly frantic grass extinguishing I discovered the aluminium had softened like I didn't know it could, so as it could be bent backwards and forwards like a piece of leather. I believe a base of stainless steel would be far more durable and hardwearing without too much of a weight penalty, and would withstand higher high temperatures.
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These crop up on ebay from time to time. Can't remember the exact price but think they're generally cheaper than, say, a T25
In my traditional role as devils advocate.
I have melted through the bottom of an aluminium cook set in the past. I was using my MSR Whisperlite stove. It ruined dinner...
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