🔥 Basecamp F235825 1-Burner Angle Iron Stove - Versatile and Multi-Purpose Review

At 70 I don't grill as much anymore. But since I had a propane tank and we usually have a power outage twice a year in North Georgia I figured it might come in handy. We had it for about two weeks when the hurricane cut the power. I connected the burner to a gas line (Gas One 2113 0-20PSI propane regulator with 4 foot hose). I bought it at the same time and it worked like a charm. The only problem was that I needed a grate or grill to get past the corner iron. My pan was not a large bottom pan.

I have been using it to preserve tomatoes outdoors for 2 years now. Although it's a bit small it's sturdy, it easily holds 24 liter pots, just like the big burner I have. That's the problem. There should be something on the black lid that when it burns will leave a black coating on the bottom of my pots. It's a little hard to scrape off and has discolored the bottom of the pots. So it's annoying, but I use it. I need another burner but I think I'll try another one now. It takes a little…

I have not used it yet, I am waiting for the hose to arrive. I bought. Mr Heater hose at a local shop but turned out I needed a Mr Heater hose with a regulator. There is no such thing in the local store, I had to order it online. The difference lies in the connection fitting. The burner itself looks sturdy and sturdy. I plan to use it for my canning factory and I think it will work great for that. The reason I wanted this burner is because it is rated for 15,000 BTUs and my restorer says it…

The box says cast iron, right on the box. I have to take a picture, but it's die-cast aluminum. I was going to return it but forgot it works and you need other parts to make it work, it works but I feel like it will melt using it. There's a reason they lie about it, because they know it will melt if you use it more than once. Sometimes I will update this after using it for cooking for more than an hour. I've used it for over an hour but I tested it and it worked so maybe it will be ok but I'll…

Nice camping stove for big boys. I received a return from the warehouse and the screws were pretty much torn off. Based on some reviews, people try to tighten the leg bolts with a screwdriver instead of using a socket wrench on the nut on the back. The side of the screwdriver is always designed so that the bolt does not rotate. I still tightened them very tightly with the broken screws and the stove worked perfectly in the moose camp. I've seen water boil faster but overall it worked great and…