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You know I watch a lot of these stove build videos and I’m very impressed with the creativity and engineering of many of them now I’ve only seen five minutes of this video but I have to ask the question honestly, how many times are you gonna have to load that thing during the night to stay warm. I’m working on building a tent using an aluminum, turkey, roaster, lightweight, larger fuel capacity, and probably a little bit easier to work with then the steel you’d have to deal with with a ammo can plus I can find turkey roasters, aluminum ones at the thrift store honestly for less than five bucks even if you’re lucky it’s unlikely you’re gonna find an ammo can anywhere that cheap, not criticizing, just stating facts.

These are great outdoor Videos. I subscribed

Great job! I'm looking to build one for myself as well.

is that polyester rope? or dyneema?

Just picked one of these up yesterday at an estate sale. Paid $24 for it. It is in almost new condition. Just have to replace the pump. Can't wait to try it!

I just use the profly xl tarp over my small 1 person tent. Works amazing and i can take advantage of the mesh top half of my tent and get great ventillation. These tarps also do an amazing job blocking light as long as it isnt pointed directly at the tarp.

there’s a big nasty beast in those mountains, that the highest levels of government don’t want you to know about. Please be careful

I just got a mint one for 20 bucks at a garage sale today

I made one a couple of years ago, and now need to improve it with the check valve, i just have a small hole. Currently as long as i don't bend over it doesn't leak. 😂😂

My folks used to have an older larger 2 burner Coleman. I used that for 2 or 3 years to boil maple sap for maple syrup so it got used hard. Had to retire it though. I used to take it apart to clean the generator spring periodically but that last time you could see the super fine threads were getting really bad on the steel pipe where the brass end cap was. It was old to where I couldn’t find a replacement pipe and didn’t trust it. I didn’t want to have that end cap where the needle comes out blow off. Lucky me though. I spotted a smaller 2 burner version at my friends rummage sale. It looked brand new except the main burner showed black soot. They had $10 on it. I asked if that was right. She said yes so I grabbed it. Got it home and worked on it. What I found was wrong with it was there was a small burr on the cylinder wall of where the pump operates. This caused pressure issues. I buffed that off with some fine wet and dry paper. Think I replaced the rubber pump. May have put in or made a leather one like the old stove. Good as new. I think that stove had an issue from the start and was why it showed soot as it didn’t look like it had been burned at higher temp. They are not cheap now a days but were and excellent and durable purchase in the past. And we’re pretty much bomb proof.

Unless I missed it. How did you prepare you meal for the night or breakfast ? Or did you not bring a camp stove ?

Once I realized the 3+ month wait I reached out to Graffeo and I got the original pipe within 24hrs. I learned from sources that these guys have stolen tons of designs from other manufacturers (second hand knowledge) so I requested a refund. I was promised this refund over a month ago and it's clear I'll never get it. Also ebay suspended their account for "suspicious activity". I lost over 1100 bucks and never got my money or the scrappy knockoff product. Got to Graffeo these guys a scam!

Hey there. Haven’t seen ya on in a while. Hope all is well and looking forward to get a hike in with you o my of these days.

Nice video 👍 Beautiful scenery :)

there’s a big nasty beast in those mountains, that the highest levels of government don’t want you to know about. Please be careful

i've been looking all over for those check valves so thanks!!!

Whats the weight compared to a 5.56 ammo can?

If the first ten seconds isn't me every time 😅😅 thanks for the tutorial

Ok vid, why didn't you light it for us.

That seems like a pretty sweet trip. I had no idea Pachaug forest had shelters like that.

thank you, simple twice better, very important survival tool, water proof.

What paint color did you use I like the lighter brighter green like that. Thank you I'm getting ready to one

Hiking Tecumseh for the first time this weekend. Your enthusiasm is contagious man! Thanks for the video.

What camera is this?

The fuel tank on my stoves are copper color Are they a Coleman color??

How much to make one for me?

Didn't know Ct. had a place with such a view. Nicely done my new friend. Hope to see you soon.

How much do you charge?

Do you make those for sale.....very intrested

What on God’s Green Earth is a fucking “privy”?

I'm digging the vibe, subbed.

Killer !!

Good seeing and awesome seeing this beautiful view ! 🤩

i can only imagine how much gas was passed in that fire tower that night...

Awesome video! Amazing hike...looks like you guys had a great time!

Look at those amazing fall colours!! Wow, such great 360 views from the tower for sure! Yup, we have a few open air privies as well...a great way to see the bear as he approaches when you are bearing all! lol Fantastic sunset and a beautiful morning...but looked a little chilly to start. So wonderful to share an experience like this with a like-minded father and friend...and congrats on the 1,000 milestone! All the best!! Bruce and Otis

If I were younger & in better condition I would love to hike up there to the watch tower. Enjoyed your video.

Been many a year since I've been up there. Great spot. Didn't know you could camp in the Firetower - that's pretty cool.

Very cool looks like a great time . Hope you are doing well . And good to see you

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Good one.

Cool video!

When I made mine I used 3 strands of jute twine and twisted them together, waxed them, and inserted them in a 3/8 inch copper tube.

Another great video & hike! New follower here looking forward to watching more. 😎👍😎

Great video! Thanks for sharing. Scary snake! 😎👍😎

Family Room Fuckin Fury!

Great idea, I wasn't sure what ingredients you were using but I may have skipped over it. It's great that it still burns in the wind . !

Made my first flint and steel fire when I was eight years old (that was 1967). Our Cub Scout Troop had the fire booth at the Scout-O-Rama. We made fire every half hour for three days. It has been my go-to fire method ever since. In over 50 years of camping, hiking and wilderness skills practice, it has never failed me. Although sometimes when I’m in a hurry, I’ll go with the ferro rod 😉

I was in the northern Rockies in 2005 and was given a book (by the Game warden in Wise River MT) that listed all the Fire Towers in Montana that are unused, but they let hikers sleep in them (by reservation only). Some are free, others were like $3 per night. Most of them were really far into the wilderness. Twelve to twenty miles in. I never got to stay in one, but it would have been a great thing if you had three or four people in your group.