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  • @pault1289
    @pault1289 7 дней назад +2

    Really helpful video - I've watched two of your Trangia videos so far and both have been really helpful. I've learnt things I didn't know and I thought I was quite familiar with Trangia stoves - every day is a school day!
    Thanks for sharing your experience!

    • @BrokenBackMountains
      @BrokenBackMountains 7 дней назад

      @@pault1289 Thanks for watching. I do have a weakness for stoves, especially Trangias. Hopefully I will have some more in the pipeline.

  • @kurtsteiner8384
    @kurtsteiner8384 15 дней назад +2

    Aluminium has a low melting point, gozd video and interesting. I also have a 27

    • @BrokenBackMountains
      @BrokenBackMountains 15 дней назад +2

      Yeah, The 27 is a great piece of kit.
      It was actually charred in places and was like it had vapourised. It sort of collapsed like a flan with the pot on it. 😂 There wasn't much left of the top windshield. Just the steel ring basically.
      I was shocked.
      Thanks for watching.

  • @littlegrandadoutdoors
    @littlegrandadoutdoors 20 дней назад +2

    Good video mate.... I love my trangia. Don't have the gas burner for it.. Will get one but not paying nearly £60 for it... Will get the clone typtthing for £20 odd.... Take care out there.

    • @BrokenBackMountains
      @BrokenBackMountains 20 дней назад +1

      Aye the trangia is the biz
      Don't get the clone I got. The hose restricts it and it is basically a blow torch.
      Avoid the Go systems one or any that have holes in the top of the burner.
      The good thing is that it will also fit the triangle.
      Thanks for watching👍

    • @BrokenBackMountains
      @BrokenBackMountains 4 дня назад

      Saw an original primus trangia gas burner for 50 euros plus shipping. It is on Varusteleka, a Finnish surplus company I have used many times before.
      They have about 50 in stock. I haven't seen cheaper than that. It is about 42 pounds.