Cook and grill simultaneously with the Ozark Trail Propane 2-in-1 Portable 2 Burner Grill Camp Stove. Push-button ignition system for matchless lighting, you'll be cooking with up to 20,000 total BTUs. The stove surface fits a 6-inch pot and the 122-square-inch grill area leaves plenty of room for grilling. Durable steel body with wind guards help shield your flame from wind. All of this in one compact design that sets up easily at the campsite, tailgate, or in your backyard. 2-in-1 design so you can use the grill and stove at the same time. 2 adjustable burners for precise temperature control. Once the grilling is done and the grill cools down, the grill's handle create portablity transportaion and easy storage
Manufacturer:
HUANGSHAN ZHAONENG INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD
Product SKU:
679542259
UPC:
841765102642
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Not sure how much of a deal this is? This initially caught my attention but after some research some videos on Youtube revealed that this was a "$30 stove" about a year ago.
EDIT: I stand corrected! looks like there is more than one stove model.
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Just copy paste one of the reviews from Walmart website: " Poor Copy of Coleman Grill
Summary: Definitely would recommend buying the coleman version instead even though the coleman version is 30 dollar more expensive. Con: Grill is very difficult to clean with the circular flame design Grill does not heat evenly and most is towards the left side Difficult to control the heat No protective coating on the case which will lead to quick rusting Pro: Comes with a igniter which the coleman version does not come with
Vic"
Not sure how much of a deal this is? This initially caught my attention but after some research some videos on Youtube revealed that this was a "$30 stove" about a year ago.
EDIT: I stand corrected! looks like there is more than one stove model.
Prices have gone UP
I did pick this up on clearance at Walmart 6 months back for $15.
But all the prices have gone up with inflation
I bought a Coleman Liquid Fuel Stove in excellent condition for $50 off eBay. It is a lot cheaper to run and more fun to use. I've got a Coleman propane too, but just isn't as cool. I don't burn gasoline, but it is nove to know in a remote area, fuel is always availble readily.
If you think a manual transmssion is kind of cool, then you'd probably prefer the Made in the USA Coleman liquid fuel and enjoy pumping it up and setting it ablaze. If manual transmissions seem outdated to you and you seek convenience and speed, then the propane is probably your preferred choice.
I can only imagine what a pain in the ass this will be to clean. As a seasoned camper of some 30 years...just get a single burner stove....such as below
And a little charcoal grill, or use what is in the campgrounds are parks. Although I love my weber q1200....but again...I'm seasoned like the cast iron....I love bacon grease!!!
I can only imagine what a pain in the ass this will be to clean. As a seasoned camper of some 30 years...just get a single burner stove....such as below
And a little charcoal grill, or use what is in the campgrounds are parks. Although I love my weber q1200....but again...I'm seasoned like the cast iron....I love bacon grease!!!
Those guys stop with the littlest breeze. You def want a stove with at least the sides to block wind
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why suggest a Butane stove without windshield? how about white gas in a MSR WhisperLite w additional windshield
Why would I suggest a backpacking stove in a thread about a car camping stove. If you are looking at buying this....you don't have a lot of experience. And I have never needed a windshield with my pocket rocket.
Actually...I would recommend getting one that is compatible with butane and LP.
I can only imagine what a pain in the ass this will be to clean. As a seasoned camper of some 30 years...just get a single burner stove....such as below
And a little charcoal grill, or use what is in the campgrounds are parks. Although I love my weber q1200....but again...I'm seasoned like the cast iron....I love bacon grease!!!
Yeah, only get that when it's just you.
When you camp with a group/family, and prepare multiple items for breakfast or dinner every day, you're going to want the full size camp stove w/ just burners (either Coleman or Ozark) Two are even better.
I'd completely forego this one, as it seems like a pain in the butt to clean.
butane and propane worked under different pressures. Different nozzles and fuel lines are required for different fuels. Where did you ever find a car camping stove, compatible with butane and LP ? Did it exist? Are you telling them to connect a LP tank to a butane stove creatively? Is it a camping trip or suicide trip?
most car camping stoves take propane as the fuel. Some old models take white gas. But butane is too weak to a car camping stove.
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EDIT: I stand corrected! looks like there is more than one stove model.
Summary: Definitely would recommend buying the coleman version instead even though the coleman version is 30 dollar more expensive. Con: Grill is very difficult to clean with the circular flame design Grill does not heat evenly and most is towards the left side Difficult to control the heat No protective coating on the case which will lead to quick rusting Pro: Comes with a igniter which the coleman version does not come with
Vic"
EDIT: I stand corrected! looks like there is more than one stove model.
I did pick this up on clearance at Walmart 6 months back for $15.
But all the prices have gone up with inflation
I bought a Coleman Liquid Fuel Stove in excellent condition for $50 off eBay. It is a lot cheaper to run and more fun to use. I've got a Coleman propane too, but just isn't as cool. I don't burn gasoline, but it is nove to know in a remote area, fuel is always availble readily.
If you think a manual transmssion is kind of cool, then you'd probably prefer the Made in the USA Coleman liquid fuel and enjoy pumping it up and setting it ablaze. If manual transmissions seem outdated to you and you seek convenience and speed, then the propane is probably your preferred choice.
https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Ca...B09HMZH8Z6
And a little charcoal grill, or use what is in the campgrounds are parks. Although I love my weber q1200....but again...I'm seasoned like the cast iron....I love bacon grease!!!
https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Ca...B09HMZH8Z6
And a little charcoal grill, or use what is in the campgrounds are parks. Although I love my weber q1200....but again...I'm seasoned like the cast iron....I love bacon grease!!!
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I did pick this up on clearance at Walmart 6 months back for $15.
But all the prices have gone up with inflation
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004S3H...yp_im
Actually...I would recommend getting one that is compatible with butane and LP.
https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Ca...B09HMZH8Z6
And a little charcoal grill, or use what is in the campgrounds are parks. Although I love my weber q1200....but again...I'm seasoned like the cast iron....I love bacon grease!!!
When you camp with a group/family, and prepare multiple items for breakfast or dinner every day, you're going to want the full size camp stove w/ just burners (either Coleman or Ozark) Two are even better.
I'd completely forego this one, as it seems like a pain in the butt to clean.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004S3H...yp_im
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most car camping stoves take propane as the fuel. Some old models take white gas. But butane is too weak to a car camping stove.
compatible with butane and LP.
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