Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Posted: **Wed Jan 21, 2009 6:48 pm**

(too costly for Heikki) with shipping and fees would be over $100!!! so his loss is your gain!!!

FOR SALE

I'm selling my 413G stove.

there are more pics in my album. i thought i'd offer to anyone on the forum for $20 plus shipping. it's in good shape. i have not burned it though. just decided to stick with my propane stove.

thanks for looking!
tam

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 1:00 am**

you might have to have special clearance if they know there is a fuel canister even if it's empty. Don't know but it's just a thought. I wonder how the cast iron dutch oven got to England. or did it?

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 1:04 am**

fireaunt wrote:you might have to have special clearance if they know there is a fuel canister even if it's empty. Don't know but it's just a thought. I wonder how the cast iron dutch oven got to England. or did it?

US Postal Service. It was expensive at around $50.00 (but less than the cost by UPS or Fed Ex).

Joanne

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 2:32 am**

I coulda taken for ya on the plane - wouldn't security have loved me! :twisted:

I woulda done it for a guiness.

I bet they really appreciated it. :thumbsup:

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 10:31 am**

fireaunt wrote:you might have to have special clearance if they know there is a fuel canister even if it's empty. Don't know but it's just a thought. I wonder how the cast iron dutch oven got to England. or did it?

If it leaves the USA without problem it will get here. Can the tank be taken apart? Or seperate from the Stove?

If the Postal Service will not accept it I do have an alternative.

Its a long route but it will work.

It will just include shipping within the USA. :twisted:

Last resort though :lol:

If all else fails send without tank
and I,ll have to order a tank new from someplace direct..

Classic Finn

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 11:23 am**

Classic Finn wrote:
fireaunt wrote:you might have to have special clearance if they know there is a fuel canister even if it's empty. Don't know but it's just a thought. I wonder how the cast iron dutch oven got to England. or did it?

If it leaves the USA without problem it will get here. Can the tank be taken apart? Or seperate from the Stove?

If the Postal Service will not accept it I do have an alternative. Its a long route but it will work. It will just include shipping within the USA. Last resort though If all else fails send without tank
and I,ll have to order a tank new from someplace direct..

Classic Finn

If one doesn't volunteer too much information it shouldn't be an issue.
Come to think of it they ship lanterns all the time and the tank pretty much stays with them. :thinking:

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 11:53 am**

i just pumped up the tank. (i haven't used this stove)

anyway, the tank (& gaskets) hold pressure = no leaks!

i have to get a bigger box, in order to package this bad boy. i haven't heard back from Heikki yet, but it looks like (from checking out usps.gov) that this thing is going to cost $70 to ship to Finland...
:shock:

i'll just leave the tank in the stove, and package it real solid with bubble wrap etc. and place the tank inside a plastic bag... shouldn't be a problem

so, stay tuned... in case Heikki doesn't wanna pay that much shipping, this thing will be back up for sale!

tk

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 6:55 pm**

Back on the market... Still for sale... first $20 takes it!

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 7:06 pm**

Such a shame that the cost of getting these shipped are sooooo expensive to us. :cry:

Thank you Tammy for checking the costs out for us . :cry:

I guess I,ll go and bury my head in the snow and cry it off :cry:

Classic Finn

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 7:09 pm**

Classic Finn wrote:Such a shame that the cost of getting these shipped are sooooo expensive to us.

Thank you Tammy for checking the costs out for us .

I guess I,ll go and bury my head in the snow and cry it off

Classic Finn

I think you need to take a trip here to the U.S. and buy suitcases when you get here, pack them full and take them back!

or better yet... move to the USA!

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 7:29 pm**

packerz4 wrote:
Classic Finn wrote:Such a shame that the cost of getting these shipped are sooooo expensive to us.

Thank you Tammy for checking the costs out for us .

I guess I,ll go and bury my head in the snow and cry it off

Classic Finn

I think you need to take a trip here to the U.S. and buy suitcases when you get here, pack them full and take them back!

or better yet... move to the USA!

Yup God sure placed us in the wrong country to start. I wish he new before hand that we enjoyed teardrops and everything included in that. :lol:

If I ever have the funds to come over Im going to buy me a few suitcases
and go to thrift shops and flea markets and teardrop gathering and see my friends on the forum.