Hello all,if anyone is interested you can buy a duel burner for £35+p+p
at Mountain Warehouse. just ordered one ready for when we use our indiana 6 for the first time! Any tips on the burner will be gratefully recieved! first post, great site!
Has anyone actually managed to get one of these? I ordered a Coleman Duel Twin burner stove, and have been sent a Camping Gaz Camping Chef UK instead. I notice that the page I visited on my History page has been taken down now.
hi all i have the dual fuel and love it cost me £50 so the prices you mention are great
any ideas of any aspen 4t in west yorkshire - i want to give it a try - - have kids and the benzine issue is a worry
Quote: Originally posted by ryanm on 05/6/2007
hi all i have the dual fuel and love it cost me £50 so the prices you mention are great any ideas of any aspen 4t in west yorkshire - i want to give it a try - - have kids and the benzine issue is a worry
Hi - here is a list of dealers - quite a few in Yorkshire. Give the nearest a call and ensure they have 4T in the blue bottle as 2T in the red bottle is no use at all
Hi shathaway, same has happened to me,contacted them and they said it was their suppliers fault,they are picking the camping chef up thurs morning(no charge)not best pleased as it eas me who posted it
Yes I've been offered a courier pickup as well.
Looking on the bright side I checked out the reported sighting of same stove in Costco for £35 or so, and found some there, so have gained the price of the postage!
The main thing you need to remember about the coleman is that its runs on its own coleman fuel or unleaded petrol(dual fuel). the higher octane fuel you use, the better efficiently of the cooker. so if you go for the super un-leaded, its better The main reson we switched was because we do a lot of winter camping, and unlike camping gaz, it doesnt freeze, and doesnt take longer to cook if the temperature is cold.
hope this helps
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