Heavy Duty Cylinder Stove

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$495.00

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    Whether you are an outfitter or just a lover of wall tent camping, you will be hard pressed to find a wood burning stove that has the value added features of our Heavy Duty Cylinder Stove. There is no fiddling around after the purchase trying to find a damper, internal log grate, spark arrestor, or accessory shelves.

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    Each component is designed to fit inside the stove, along with the removable legs, for easy storage and transport.  A roomy cook top and door damper makes it easy to control the heat for cooking chores. If you need more hot water, the stove has been designed to take a standard wood stove water heater.

    • Wide form shelf/drying rack
    • All parts store neatly inside stove for easy transportation
    • 5″ diameter chimney pipe (over 10 ft. total height) Chimney includes 5″ damper
    • Wire spark arrestor
    • Heavy duty steel construction
    • Adjustable legs for uneven ground
    • Features water tank brackets (tank sold separately)
    • Box Dimension: (L x W x H): 25 x 15 x 14″
    • Box Weight: 73 lbs
    Reviews (40)

    40 reviews for Heavy Duty Cylinder Stove

    1. Justin A. (verified owner) –

      It’s heavy duty. Gets hot, holds plenty of wood, and hold heat well.

    2. Clark Lewis (verified owner) –

    3. Michael Palermo (verified owner) –

    4. Kirby DE LA GRANGE (verified owner) –

    5. Albert piacente (verified owner) –

      Overall the stove worked well. Before the hunt I predrilled the flu pipe and used self tapping screws to hold the entire pipe assembly together. Even with the screws we came back from our evening hunt and the flu pipe tipped over on to the tent. Thankfully the pipe was cold and no damaged occurred . I have now rigged up support cables to hold it in place better.

    6. Nick (verified owner) –

      Works well to keep warm during the cold nights and to cook food

    7. Mathew G. (verified owner) –

      Great Stove

    8. Timothy Friday (verified owner) –

      Totally worth it if you want to stay warm! It’s east to set up and take down, and everything stores inside the stove when disassembled.

    9. Jeremy K. (verified owner) –

      This stove is fine. The door doesn’t close tight so draft regulation is challenging. But it’s rugged. This is one thing I may replace down the road.

    10. Joshua Cox (verified owner) –

    11. Nicholas S. (verified owner) –

      You can cook on it and it keeps the tent extremely comfortable for hours before needing stoked.

    12. Angie Orf (verified owner) –

    13. Michael Maillet (verified owner) –

      This is the only stove that I’ve operated in my Yukon bell tent. I find the stove to be more than adequate and useful for heat and cooking. I utilize the stove in northern Alberta in the months of November and December. With the proper gear, I let the fire burn out when I go to sleep and rekindle in the morning. This stove has no problem warming a 16’ tent. The flat surface works great for cooking and the racks for warming. Breakdown, consolidating, and packing of the legs, pipe, and racks, is simple and effective. I have no desire to change to a different setup.

    14. Chris Bailey (verified owner) –

    15. David A. (verified owner) –

      Sturdy, easy to regulate.

    16. Shannon Keys (verified owner) –

      Holds a fire for hours

    17. LANCE F. (verified owner) –

    18. Michael D. (verified owner) –

      Looks solid, easy to assemble.

    19. Thad H. (verified owner) –

      Works good for its weight.

    20. Todd Martin (verified owner) –

    21. Deborah S. (verified owner) –

    22. Marilyn Graham (verified owner) –

      Very pleased excellent stove

    23. Anonymous (verified owner) –

      Warm and cozy on cold nights

    24. Richard Young (verified owner) –

    25. Brian (verified owner) –

    26. Steve (verified owner) –

    27. David N. (verified owner) –

      works awesome, lasts 3-4 hours with softwoods, about 5 with hardwood, I did have to add a fiberglass gasket to the door and bend the “L” brackets holding the slide damper and door latch a little to tighten up the clearances and reduce airflow. As it comes, you can’t shut the airflow down far enough to keep it from running you OUT of the tent or having to open the ridge vents when you load it up full of wood at bedtime.
      Bring a couple of iron skillets to camp, the stove top makes a wonderful cooking surface.
      DON’T leave your Kenetrek insoles on the rack after stoking it full….ask me how I know.

    28. Anne Green (verified owner) –

      Works well for the tent. We used it for 4 or 5 years and it still is functional.

    29. Martin Adams (verified owner) –

    30. Daniel N. (verified owner) –

      I’ve had this stove for many years now and it’s still awesome!

    31. ronnie eaves (verified owner) –

    32. Katherine Albee (verified owner) –

      The stove was fine to use in late summer/early fall to take the bite out and dry the inside of the tent but it is made of very lightweight materials so it can be packed out, which means it doesn’t hold heat long nor can it handle much of a fire without warping the door hinges and bottom grate inside the stove. If a fire gets too hot in the stove there is little you can do to reduce fresh air from getting into the stove. A smaller but more heavy duty stove would be a better option if you are planning to use it in cold weather. And the galvanized pipe took forever to burn off.

    33. Colten C. (verified owner) –

      Good little stove that all condenses down and parts fit inside to travel with.

    34. Cliff O. (verified owner) –

      I would prefer a box type stove i think would hold more wood for the night.

    35. Jeff B. (verified owner) –

      Heats up quick and lasted way longer than I thought

    36. Joe L. (verified owner) –

    37. Vincent Cox (verified owner) –

      stove works good. Be careful though of sparks, even when using screen over piping. I created a extra “fly”, for a lack of better words that cover the area around the vent stack to protect canvas.

    38. Rod Eisenmenger (verified owner) –

      We have had problems with the zipper on the tent popping open

    39. Douglas H. (verified owner) –

      Love this stove, and it comes with its own box!

    40. Jeremy (verified owner) –

      Playing board games in shorts and a t-shirt in Mn winters while camping in my 13’x16′ is a treat.

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