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willy eckerslike

Member Since: 15 Jun 2009
Location: North yorks
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2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 HCPU Keswick Green

Nice Portable Log Burner

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Frontier-Portabl...27c40c5a01 Original Member Pie n Pea Club.
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16th Aug 2012 11:34am

ZeDefender

Member Since: 15 Sep 2011
Location: Munich
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That looks very smart

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16th Aug 2012 11:35am

Go Beyond

Member Since: 30 Jan 2012
Location: Headcorn, Kent
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I really like that but I laughed at the picture of the guy carrying it 'nonchalantly' in one hand as they haven't shown what he does with the 6' long chimney

I wonder how thick the steel is and how long it would last ?

16th Aug 2012 11:44am

d j hutton

Member Since: 30 Jul 2009
Location: Dorset
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Seen something similar to that on sale at game fairs, made from old calor gas cylinders - don't know how much they are but looked good.

I'll look out for them at the Midland.

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16th Aug 2012 11:46am

Go Beyond

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Location: Headcorn, Kent
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Nick, who owns DeltaTek, had one that he made out of an old army ammo box at Billing this year, it worked really well and was a nice focal point (and source of heat) in the evenings with a few Jack Daniels

16th Aug 2012 11:50am

willy eckerslike

Member Since: 15 Jun 2009
Location: North yorks
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Go Beyond wrote:
I really like that but I laughed at the picture of the guy carrying it 'nonchalantly' in one hand as they haven't shown what he does with the 6' long chimney

I wonder how thick the steel is and how long it would last ?

Chimney is in sections, or use the chimney as a snorkel and just swap it to the stove when at destination. Original Member Pie n Pea Club.
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16th Aug 2012 12:06pm

willy eckerslike

Member Since: 15 Jun 2009
Location: North yorks
Posts: 1789

Go Beyond wrote:
I really like that but I laughed at the picture of the guy carrying it 'nonchalantly' in one hand as they haven't shown what he does with the 6' long chimney

I wonder how thick the steel is and how long it would last ?

Sectional chimey I wonder if some of it fits inside. Original Member Pie n Pea Club.
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16th Aug 2012 12:09pm

Go Beyond

Member Since: 30 Jan 2012
Location: Headcorn, Kent
Posts: 6678

Love the snorkel idea

You may well be right about the storage in the box ...

16th Aug 2012 12:22pm

quentin

Member Since: 23 Jul 2012
Location: on tour
Posts: 119

I usually make a fire on the floor, or use my heat bead powered cobb-cooker. but that looks really clever.
Thanks for posting.

found a youtube clip on it, the chimney is in the box
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16th Aug 2012 2:04pm

XS Pete

Member Since: 13 Jan 2011
Location: Suffolk
Posts: 632

2011 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Stornoway Grey

I bought a Frontier stove a couple of months back after I saw it advertised in LRM. There are 5 sections to the chimney which are just the right size to fit inside the stove itself making the whole thing self contained for transport. I've only used it a couple of times but it works really well.

If anyones' interested, have a look at the Frontier website as there's some good info on there. It's also cheaper from there compared to that eBay ad.

Pete

19th Aug 2012 9:44pm

ken

Member Since: 18 Aug 2009
Location: Banging Birds with my bitches !!
Posts: 4328

They do a great hot water boiler that clips to the base of the chimney and a silicone gasket to exit via roofs

20th Aug 2012 7:09am

keith

Member Since: 15 Aug 2012
Location: Edinburgh
Posts: 2214

The new model Frontier Stove Plus

Introducing our newest stove: the Frontier plus .

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The new stove is available soon . I have pre ordered mine at a discount price ( only the first 100 get discounted )

http://kck.st/1IDFgRc

1st Sep 2015 4:44pm

Terryt

Member Since: 28 Jun 2012
Location: Lerryn. Cornwall.
Posts: 750

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I got one this year the stacks fit in side the burner ..it a great bit of kit
Terry

1st Sep 2015 7:18pm

uncas

Member Since: 22 Nov 2012
Location: Wentworth near Rotherham
Posts: 340

My youngest daughter and her husband have one with the water boiler for their Tipi they both rate it very highly as they camp all year round.

Uncas

2nd Sep 2015 6:57pm

Hairysteve

Member Since: 15 Jun 2015
Location: Surrey
Posts: 692

2009 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Barolo Black

Re: The new model Frontier Stove Plus

keith wrote:
Introducing our newest stove: the Frontier plus .

Click image to enlarge
The new stove is available soon . I have pre ordered mine at a discount price ( only the first 100 get discounted )

http://kck.st/1IDFgRc

Hi Keith,

Can you give us an overview when it arrives?

Thanks,

Steve

25th Jan 2016 2:21pm

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