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Not from memory sorry, I just know it's in there somewhere before the output jet, probably actually part of it Am I missing out by using a Colman or Trangia with a little ngt kettle. As opposed to the recommended bulin etc. I have not paid them much attention. I've got one and its spot on but it's 24 pound not 70 so if it breaks after 60 goes over 3 years il be more than happy. Thanks to everyone who gave suggestions, used the bulin last night for the first time. Fantastic bit of kit
If you can find the adaptor you can refill the Coleman canisters with propane. That doesn't bother with the cold. Blow me down..... Thursday morning im on the bank,,,,, 1st frost of the year and the stove stopped working again....
This. I’ve used a primus omnifuel for 7 years now, only recently had to replace part of the pump in the fuel bottle. The omnifuel is huge overkill for carping but tell that to my past self. Primus have good customer service, stoves that last and easily purchasable spares.
In a lot of instances the e 20 % off often still leave the product around the same price as anywhere else on line . If you’re somewhat of a Gordan Ramsey on the bank, the chances are you’re going to want to have two gas hobs on the go at once. Obviously, wanting to save some money, I opted for the Bulin T4 myself when looking for the best fishing stove for my own use in 2019.All my session fishing takes place South of London so that may make difference. Water freezes at nought degrees C. Two or three consecutive days with daytime temperatures below freezing and the lakes will freeze and nobody will be fishing. We are not in the Arctic and we need liquid water to fish. Never had a problem with cheap lightweight gas stoves. Little bit slower in cold weather, but I can live with that. Don't waste a fortune on some more overkill gear. My Mrs had to pour lakewater over my head to get the petrol off my face. For the rest of the trip I used the original despite it being worn out. as with Primus stoves you simply turn the gas tin upside down and it gravity feeds on the liquid that then vaporizes in the pre heat tube on the stove runs like its mid summer
I've had mine fir nearly 5 years and it's working as well as the day I bought it so I wouldn't worry too much. i do own a T4 with preheat pipe had it 4/5 years WORKS fine in WINTER if you use butane / propane mix canister - Just had to do an on the bank repair myself. Thanks to your information I have fixed it. In fact it’s working better .Had a few Coleman’s but though fast to boil very messy to use and prone to flaring up so potential for an accident!! Oh, and the Coleman's sportsman. F's sakes, like fire hazard waiting to happen. More s hit tips from you. Well done. cheap BULIN T4 stove great stove will work all year round but dont expect years of life ! you get what you pay for Just sold my Primus gravity and bought a new T4 two weeks ago after following recommendations on here. Nobody mentioned having problems with them or performance dropping off after a while at all. Last week they were the best thing since sliced bread and this week they can be iffy sometimes. I have to agree with OG . The smaller 0.7 is ideal - fill it up for 2 cups also filling it up to the top is perfect for a fox hot water bottle . The Bulin t4 is ideal all year round . I would add like any gas stove choose you gas make to suit the time of year . I will stop using Coleman gas over the next few weeks and go over to ‘go system’ gas which is much better in the colder months .
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