Anyone have any advice on a good wall tent stove? I dont want to break the bank and i prefer a bigger one that im not stoking every 2 hours throughout the night. Thanks!
Wall Tent Stove
- Thread starter kiddwinner
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The Four Dog Stoves get very good reviews. They have a built in baffle that increases their burn efficiency, which means less wood loading. Also, baffled stoves are 'supposed' to produce less fouling / plugging of your spark arrestor screen because of a more complete combustion of the wood and wood gases.
I have owned a Colorado Cylinder Stove for 2-3 years. It has worked well and has always produced plenty of heat, but with these the flame goes straight up the stove pipe, so you lose a lot of heat and the wood burns faster. I had a local welding shop install a baffle in this stove. I tried it out in the back yard and the baffle seems to have increased the burn time. The Colorado Cylinder Stove are very well made, fyi.
I have owned a Colorado Cylinder Stove for 2-3 years. It has worked well and has always produced plenty of heat, but with these the flame goes straight up the stove pipe, so you lose a lot of heat and the wood burns faster. I had a local welding shop install a baffle in this stove. I tried it out in the back yard and the baffle seems to have increased the burn time. The Colorado Cylinder Stove are very well made, fyi.
Hitch
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I bought a Kwikkamp last year. Works great. I use an old 16' hexagonal GI tent and the smaller stove was more than adequate to the task.
http://www.kwikkamp.com/octagon-stoves.html
http://www.kwikkamp.com/octagon-stoves.html
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Slugz
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Another plug for the Four Dog. I did a lot of research and got hands on many models. Hands down the Four Dog was built better. I burned it in a few weeks ago and will be using it for the first time this year.
