Has anybody got any recommendations on good stoves? Mine has started slowly packing up and I'm not getting a strong flame out of it nomore. Thanks
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Bulin t4 , don't pay the carp Tax
Bulin t4 , don't pay the carp Tax
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Depends what sort of size you want, price etc. Coleman Sportster 533 I swore by till I got myself a Cadac Safari chef 2 HP. Will never use anything else again. IMO it is by far the best mobile stove money can buy and will do everything from boiling a kettle to making pizzas lol. All whilst being relatively compact.
Not cheap but well worth the money
Depends what sort of size you want, price etc. Coleman Sportster 533 I swore by till I got myself a Cadac Safari chef 2 HP. Will never use anything else again. IMO it is by far the best mobile stove money can buy and will do everything from boiling a kettle to making pizzas lol. All whilst being relatively compact.
Not cheap but well worth the money
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If you want gas then bulin t4 is brilliant value, this time of the year the old Coleman sports tee can't be beaten 👍👍
If you want gas then bulin t4 is brilliant value, this time of the year the old Coleman sports tee can't be beaten 👍👍
I'm after a gas one. I've heard good things about the bulin t4 in the past so I think I'm steering towards one of those.
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Bulin t4 👌
Bulin t4 👌
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The cadac safari is great for proper cooking, I'll take the bulin in winter tho as its quicker to boil the kettle.
Your stove will just need a clean, there's nothing really to break down on them, assuming it's not slowing down just because the gas is too cold to vaporise
The cadac safari is great for proper cooking, I'll take the bulin in winter tho as its quicker to boil the kettle.
Your stove will just need a clean, there's nothing really to break down on them, assuming it's not slowing down just because the gas is too cold to vaporise
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I treated myself to a Bulin T4 a couple of months ago, brilliant stove.
Recommendation I would suggest always using GoSystem gas canisters, they seem to be better than standard Coleman canisters. I found the thread and seal on Cadac canisters was not always the best.
I treated myself to a Bulin T4 a couple of months ago, brilliant stove.
Recommendation I would suggest always using GoSystem gas canisters, they seem to be better than standard Coleman canisters. I found the thread and seal on Cadac canisters was not always the best.
Another vote for Bulin T4. Brilliant stove.
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Tilt the canister ?
Tilt the canister ?
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Burlington T4 Gas
Coleman sportster on aspen 4 fuel
Burlington T4 Gas
Coleman sportster on aspen 4 fuel
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Bulin T4
Bulin T4
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duggs
I simply bought a small calor propane bottle and regulator for my Cadac works better as its hotter and of course no problems in below zero degrees
duggs
I simply bought a small calor propane bottle and regulator for my Cadac works better as its hotter and of course no problems in below zero degrees
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I've got a sabre stove and it does a great job. But I hear great things about the Bulin 4
I've got a sabre stove and it does a great job. But I hear great things about the Bulin 4
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Tbh gerry, I only take the cadac in addition to a smaller stove anyway, most of the meals I cook with the cadac need a second pan anyway. In summer that'll be the little trakker stove, in winter the bulin. I don't use the bulin unless it's cold as I find it unstable unless on a level surface, I've had it fold itself up and tip over a couple of times.
I'll have a look at the propane option before I buy the ridgemonkey heater thing. Mines the hp version so I'm not sure I can rig it for propane
Tbh gerry, I only take the cadac in addition to a smaller stove anyway, most of the meals I cook with the cadac need a second pan anyway. In summer that'll be the little trakker stove, in winter the bulin. I don't use the bulin unless it's cold as I find it unstable unless on a level surface, I've had it fold itself up and tip over a couple of times.
I'll have a look at the propane option before I buy the ridgemonkey heater thing. Mines the hp version so I'm not sure I can rig it for propane