Yukon Outfitter Stove

Description

Includes Stove Only. 28" L x 18" W x 14.5" H. 25" Tall with Legs. Volume 3.3 cu. ft. 5" Stovepipe Hole. For Tents 15' x 18' Plus. Holds Heat for 10-12 Hours. Large Enough to Heat Those Really Big Tents. Outdoorsmen prefer Cylinder Stoves because of their innovative design and construction. Cylinder Stoves was the first to manufacture an outdoor stove with an innovative cylinder design. The cylinder design, along with a combination of 10, 12, and 14 gauge steel means a warp free stove which customers report holds heat longer. You'll spend less in maintenance and save money on fuel. Quality speaks for itself. Made in the mountains of Central Utah to exacting specifications, every part of a Cylinder Stove and its accessories are designed to be easy to use, yet strong enough to LAST. All joints are completely welded, corners are rounded, and rough or sharp edges are ground smooth. The top and door are made of 10 gauge(.135) steel, the rest is made of 12 gauge(.105) steel and 14 gauge(.075) steel. The round cylinder is a rolled piece of steel, not a barrel or piece of pipe. The top of the stove has braces welded underneath it to keep the cooking surface flat. The door has a square frame welded to the inside to keep it flat and insure a tight seal against the stove. The rounded cylinder allows the stove to expand and contract uniformly, virtually eliminating any warpage in the body of the stove. Ashes settle to the bottom of the round cylinder, keeping heat off tent floor and preventing stove burnout. A welded construction ensures air-tight operation. You can stoke the stove full of wood at night and shut the damper down and get a nice even burn overnight. The 1/8" steel used in Cylinder Stoves holds heat longer and gives off more radiant heat than a stove made of thinner sheet metal. More efficient fuel use means you will use less wood or coal and get more heat from what you use.