Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

If you want BTUs, this is the one. http://www.powerstove.net/
About 70K I believe. They work great.

I'm a traditionalist....2 burner white gas coleman...and with the duel fuel ones...you get more BTU out of the Coleman fuel over the unleaded gas. I wonder how racing fuel would work in it? Doug

We use the standard two burner Coleman propane and for Bar B Q'n we use the pig cast iron grill


If we are going closer to home with a group of friends we take the BiG Gas grill.....got it at Lowes last year for 199.00 It has 3 commercial burners ( we use at home for canning in the summer) and a "suitcase" that sits over 2 burners for grilling.....

len19070 wrote:I've used these Harbor Freight Stoves. I had planned on replacing them with an origional Hot plate, but never have.

Well I finally found an origional replacement stove/hot plate for my Harbor Freight stove.



An origional, Mid 40's Kenmore Hot Plate. After taking this photo I hooked it up to LP..It Works!!

I should have it cleaned up and installed by our first Camping Trip.

Liberty Bell & Potomac Basin Chapters Spring Fling, May 11-13 Elk Neck State Park, Northeast MD.
Details;
http://tinyurl.com/2o5fec

Happy Trails

Len

We have the Coleman Road Trip grill.

It sets up in minutes, and stores easily in the cabin in its little bag while we are on the road. We have a rack for pots and skillets, a grill for hamburgers and steaks, and a griddle for pancakes and such. Yum-O! It also has two side tables and a bunch of hooks for hanging utensils and such. Coupled with a twenty-pound tank, we are good to go for weeks.

BTW, has anyone purchased one of the Lite Cylinders yet? Half the weight, and you can see the propane level!

Marvin and Jennifer

We got a Camp Chef 3 burner with grill/griddle combo for a wedding gift.......but haven't used it yet.

I've seen them at our local Costco going for $199 with a different skillet/grill combo.

I'm getting the impression that TD'ers are not really into camping....... They just use the TD as an excuse to eat a lot of good food....

And there's nothing wrong with that!!!!!!

I use a Century 2 burner...

I have a small butane stove but use a crock pot for most of my cooking.

We have the following stove by - ENO Duo Marine Stove - Also we love the stainless ..


With 2 burners, gimbal mounting, fiddle rails and pan holders, the ENO Duo marine stove is suited to even the roughest seas. It comes in a bright annealed stainless steel finish.




Notice it can be used in the roughest of seas....

Classic Finn

Are you making a floating tear drop?

bledsoe3 wrote:Are you making a floating tear drop?

He needs the stove to be able to operate in the sauna. The stove has the capacity to run full flame when the sauna is rocking with Finn swatting himself with birch twigs. Our Finnish friend enjoys his Karelian hot stew while sipping his Finlandia Vodka.

Don't give Finn any ideas of a floating TD. He would build it and then it would be commissioned into the Finland Navy.

asianflava wrote:Just a cheapy Brinkman stove. I got it because it is stainless and matches the aluminum.

HEY THATS NICE!!! I have a green colman i got for free from a friend after they picked up a new motor home. It works great but already one of the knobs is stripped. So i would mind being in the market for a new one like this. That steal looks nice!

Nic wrote:

asianflava wrote:Just a cheapy Brinkman stove. I got it because it is stainless and matches the aluminum.

HEY THATS NICE!!! I have a green colman i got for free from a friend after they picked up a new motor home. It works great but already one of the knobs is stripped. So i would mind being in the market for a new one like this. That steal looks nice!

I got the model shown in the picture at Walmart for little money~
As Rocky says it is inexpensive, and light weight.

bledsoe3 wrote:Are you making a floating tear drop?

Never Know ...

Classic Finn