Anyone here know a good collapsible woodstove?

[Paulyman]

Was up at a friends cabin on the weekend that he built out in the middle of the bush on a remote lakeshore this past weekend. We were talking about how great in would be snowshoe to his cabin in the winter, only problem is we don't have a heat source. I'm looking for either a lightweight sturdy collapsible stove or suggestions to another means of heating his cabin. Any ideas?

Thanks

Paul

[BiG Boar]

How far of a snowshoe are we talking? Maybe just take a cheapy and leave it there in the summer?

[trapperdan2061]

scrounge some rocks, get some sand from the beach, drag in a few bags cement, build a fire place, richard prennoke did you can too

did you quad into it get a free wood stove and pull it in now install and be set for winter

[Paulyman]

scrounge some rocks, get some sand from the beach, drag in a few bags cement, build a fire place, richard prennoke did you can too

did you quad into it get a free wood stove and pull it in now install and be set for winter

Ya we were talking about that, only problem is it's a 7km hike with 700m elevation gain....you know of any lightweight mortar?

[Paulyman]

How far of a snowshoe are we talking? Maybe just take a cheapy and leave it there in the summer? Ya that's what were thinking.

[Johnny G1]

Just get Gatehouse, he will pack it in for you,????

[Paulyman]

Just get Gatehouse, he will pack it in for you,????

He is a Sherpa? :)

[Fixit]

how did you get all the supplies in to build the cabin?

is there atv access?
heli drop?

[Paulyman]

how did you get all the supplies in to build the cabin?

is there atv access?
heli drop?

All the supplies were hiked in.The guy that built the cabin hiked in a saw, spikes and hatchets for building the cabin.He's just not super keen on packing mortar into the location, so a lightweight stove is what were looking for.

[peashooter]

saw one made out of an old propane tank. not exactly folding but fairly light. i think there was one on here about propane stoves.

[Devilbear]

Cabela's has one that is what I would choose and there is a stove dealer in Castlegar, who can probably help.

Your buddy has my "dream" setup, having been a multi-season fire L/Oman, I would love a foot access only little hut, high in the mountains, if I could find a small "deeded" piece of land to put it on.

I would also pack in a two burner propane stove and a couple of propane lanterns, Cabela's has the gizmo to re-fill the little green bottles from a bulk tank, so, you can hump an extra 4-6 of them in with each pack trip and be well equipped for hunting season.

[Alpine85]

I was looking at these portable wood stoves before, read good reviews about them.

http://ellisstove.com/

[Moose Guide]

Just build a stove from a 10 gallon drum or buy a hippie killer of desired size, not folding but not heavy either!

[kishman]

I was looking at these portable wood stoves before, read good reviews about them.

http://ellisstove.com/


What a slick little unit, good demo as well.

[BCRiverBoater]

https://kifaru.net/stoves2009.html

Have never tried one but over the years they have received very good reviews on here.

[alberta hunter]

I have a kifaru stove and was very happy with it, the medium stove worked great, and at 4 or 5 lbs packing it in was no problem, snowed 3 of 6 nights on us, fired up the stove each morning, what a comfort to have

[270WIN]

FOUND THIS ON CRAIGLIST
http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/spo/1994912277.html

[JAFA]

I have this used, you can have it for $60.00
PM me if interested.

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rd...994912277.html (http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/spo/1994912277.html)

Jim.