Wood burning stove

[Cali009]

just looking form some reviews

i saw this  -> http://www.princessauto.com/all-seasons/recreational/recreational/camping/8282303-wood-burning-stove[/ftp]]ftp]http://www.princessauto.com/all-seasons/recreational/recreational/camping/8282303-wood-burning-stove[/ftp]


what are some thoughts? has anyone used this item? or should i be spending a lot more on a old one.[

[surflizard]

Welcome to the shanty Cali009, glad to have ya aboard ! I tried to check it out, but the link didn't open ? Have you seen the flat top Guide stoves at Cabelas, buddy uses one and really likes it.


Surf

[Fisherman 1]

Looking at the website, they have 2 stoves, the one that stands upright I've seen before, not bad but I would go for the other round one on the short stubby legs.  The upright one puts out a pile of heat, one of the outfitters in Nippissing was using them in his 8x12 huts, lots of heat and cooking space.

[Cali009]

thanks for the input. both cabela's & Bass Pro as wellas the NEW SAIL OUTDOORS(100% Canadian owned and run) have this stove.

http://www.princessauto.com/all-seasons/recreational/recreational/camping/8282303-wood-burning-stove

that is the proper link. still working out the kinks on how to input it so it works.

i am just wondering how long this would last being thin 28g steel.

[Mainedog]

i am just wondering how long this would last being thin 28g steel.

At least it will weigh considerably less than something that size made from cast iron!

[gaspumper]

Home Hardware has the same unit for $89.99.