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That seems like a great way of doing it. Thanks for the insight! Looks like I’ll be needing a small shovel….
Wall tent stove
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Salmonchaser
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We let it burn down, vents open and then use a small flat point shovel to empty the fire box if we are getting impatient. One must be very careful doing so but we’ve never had a wreck.
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My 2 cents, get a bigger stove than they say if you are going to be camping in the cold. Compare stoves by the size of the firebox, bigger stove, more heat. I used to get by fine with a small stove through October, and even winter in a little 8x10 tent. Later with a 14x16 tent and 26x14x14 firebox, when temps got down to the single numbers it took noticeably more effort to keep warm, one late season out in meeker with every night down at minus 10 or colder it got downright nippy.
Cheapest stove I used working in Alpine WY and camped down the Greys River until January, was a galvanized trash can with 6" round duct and a damper with elbow out the back, fit a big log and kept that place toasty for drying out my boots. Vent hole down the bottom in front to let the air in.
Cheapest stove I used working in Alpine WY and camped down the Greys River until January, was a galvanized trash can with 6" round duct and a damper with elbow out the back, fit a big log and kept that place toasty for drying out my boots. Vent hole down the bottom in front to let the air in.
802flyfish
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I have the Seek Outside Cimaron & 14x16 wall tent. As noted previously, always opt for the bigger size.
A stove that would adequately warm up a 10x12 wall tent would take up way to much space in a two person Tipi.
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A stove that would adequately warm up a 10x12 wall tent would take up way to much space in a two person Tipi.
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Nope just a 2 man tipi . Well 4 but 2 comfortable . But I thought could always throw a propane buddy heater in the wall tent too .
802flyfish
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Just wanted to give an update about Kwik Kamp. Issue wasent reoslved and was quite shady. I would not recommend their company.
802flyfish
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How did your situation turn out? I’m atill deciding between the Yukon, Riley & Colorado Cylinder..
Ccthomes
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I contacted the company and with almost no hassle they sent me a new door! Great customer service. The new door is better than the first one. Not sure it is 100% airtight. I can’t speak for the other brands out there but I am happy with my stove so far.
802flyfish
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I ended up ordering a Colorado Cylinder stove. Gets here tomorrow!
Ccthomes
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From the research I did it seemed like the stoves are very similar in design so I think you will be happy with it.
PrairieHunter
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I've always thought this style of stove might be good for hunting in really cold conditions when you don't want to screw with firewood and don't like the condensation of propane.
30 hour run time. No electricity, and very little wasted heat.
30 hour run time. No electricity, and very little wasted heat.
802flyfish
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I don’t think those pellet stoves perform well at higher elevations.
