WTB: Backcountry Boiler

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Perry
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WTB: Backcountry Boiler

Wed 29 Sep, 2021 3:49 pm

Hi All

Does anyone have a Backcountry Boiler that they would be interested in selling

Thx
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Re: WTB: Backcountry Boiler

Wed 29 Sep, 2021 5:31 pm

Have seen some old boilers in the back country but assume that is not what you are after.
Perry
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Re: WTB: Backcountry Boiler

Wed 29 Sep, 2021 6:49 pm

Naaa, its a very lightweight kettle that burns wood at the base, has an aluminium water holding vessel above, and a chimney up the middle of the vessel. Its good for boiling water using natural fuel (twigs etc). It was temporarily in production as a lighterweight alternative to an Mkettle (which is still in production, I think)
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