One burner

Stoves

A camp kitchen here is usually one burner, a pot with a lid, and a screen when the afternoon moves. We sell the stove. We do not run the meal, and we do not light one in the aisle.

Cold mornings want liquid fuel. Mild nights can live with a canister. Prime a liquid stove the way the plate on the tank says. If you bring the stove to the counter, we will point at the plate. Leave a gap in a windscreen. A closed wall of aluminum around a canister is how a can overheats.

Fuel is sold sealed. We do not pour it into a bottle you brought. Opened fuel does not come back. Dollars. The tag on the piece wins if it differs from this list.

• Liquid-fuel stove, one burner $84 The cold-morning stove.
• Canister stove, one burner $42 Fair when the night stays above freezing.
• Windscreen, aluminum sheet $11 Bend it around the pot. Leave a gap.
• Fuel bottle, 22 oz, empty $24 You fill it from a sealed can, not from us.
• White gas, sealed quart $13 For the liquid stoves on this wall.
• Canister, sealed, net 8 oz $7 For the canister burners we sell.

What late May frost does to a burner is in that note. A wool layer for the wait is on the wool table. We still do not guide.