Do you need to remove the fuel canister at the end of each use? I do a lot of camping with one night stops would be nice to not have to disassemble
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on the side there is a lever that engages the fuel, when done i push the lever to disengage. i dont remove because it is just laying in the bin and will cause no harm. the care taken should be, not to use too large a pan, which may trap heat if doing a long cook. this may force heat down to the cannister and cause it to explode. i stir fry or scramble eggs a lot, so not a concern. this may be rare, but read some safety concerns by googleing dangers of butane stoves. i will say, have used them for 20+ years and no issue. oh! i paid a little over a dollar each for fuel at lee lees in chandler,az.........asian market. on the side there is a lever that engages the fuel, when done i push the lever to disengage. i dont remove because it is just laying in the bin and will cause no harm. the care taken should be, not to use too large a pan, which may trap heat if doing a long cook. this may force heat down to the cannister and cause it to explode. i stir fry or scramble eggs a lot, so not a concern. this may be rare, but read some safety concerns by googleing dangers of butane stoves. i will say, have used them for 20+ years and no issue. oh! i paid a little over a dollar each for fuel at lee lees in... » Read More on the side there is a lever that engages the fuel, when done i push the lever to disengage. i dont remove because it is just laying in the bin and will cause no harm. the care taken should be, not to use too large a pan, which may trap heat if doing a long cook. this may force heat down to the cannister and cause it to explode. i stir fry or scramble eggs a lot, so not a concern. this may be rare, but read some safety concerns by googleing dangers of butane stoves. i will say, have used them for 20+ years and no issue. oh! i paid a little over a dollar each for fuel at lee lees in chandler,az.........asian market. « Show Less
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on the side there is a lever that engages the fuel, when done i push the lever to disengage. i dont remove because it is just laying in the bin and will cause no harm. the care taken should be, not to use too large a pan, which may trap heat if doing a long cook. this may force heat down to the cannister and cause it to explode. i stir fry or scramble eggs a lot, so not a concern. this may be rare, but read some safety concerns by googleing dangers of butane stoves. i will say, have used them for 20+ years and no issue. oh! i paid a little over a dollar each for fuel at lee lees in chandler,az.........asian market.
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No....you do not need to taqke the canister out. Just be sure you flip the black lever up & turn the knob to off.
1714220
No, the fuel lasts a long time - but I use it periodically. It's easy to refill.
622051
Cliff, I have my camper in storage right now or I would measure it. I bought mine so I could move my propane grill to a table away from my camper. I had no problems, just connected all of it with no alterations at all.
1567458
Yes you have to break it in frist. You should run to tanks of gas without driving it after that you run one to two more tanks of gas and drive it slow not at full speed then you should be good to go.
319947
One can disconnect the fuel line at any point and drain the fuel. If you disconnect it at the carburetor, you will be able to use the fuel shutoff valve to stop the flow. This is quite handy if your catch bottle/jug/can becomes full, which will likely occur if the generator is full. They hold something on the order of about 10 gallons.
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It burns until it out of fuel. I guess you could put in an airtight container to extinguish the burner prior to all the fuel being consumed.
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The fuel tank is removable. I'm not sure about leaving the heater running as I never did that.
1385432
as with any portable "camping/survival" type stove you should remove it from the tank when it is not going to be used for a while just for safety sake. But it you wish to live on the edge you can leave it attached but them you risk the valve being opened while in a pack and a possible unexpected surprise fire or explosion.
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Dawn, what type of handle problem are you asking about. I have used my set on gas, and propane and I am thinking I might have even took it camping once. They are the best thing I have ever cooked in and when I take the time to really clean them all over they look brand new. As far as the handles are considered, I have never had a problem, but I have seen some replacement handles on Ebay. Let me know if this covers it. Happy New Year
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When a fuel canister was forgotten I used it next to an open fire sitting on some rocks. The water got near boiling (and would have boiled eventually) and was adequate to re-hydrate my food. I was constantly checking that the handles were not melting. So in a pinch you can make it work with constant supervision.
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They are meant to be disconnected after using. It comes with a small pouch for storing the 2 pieces, and when taken apart it occupies almost room. I really like this stove.
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Add a fuel stabilizer and leave the gas in it. The amount of gas in the tank dose not matter. I started to use fuel stabilizer years ago and since I have no problems starting seasonal equipment even after months of inactivity. I try to start my generator about once a month to move oil around and lubricate internal engine parts
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I actually use a full tank as I have in on a stand. A friend if mine bought the same thing and used the small canisters that most campers use. Love this grill.
165313
I believe they're all made to attach and to be unattached for later use, no need to burn all the fuel. in short to answer your question, yes
383578
Yes. The fuel tank is removable. You must remove it to fill it. You are advised by the company not to remove the tank will it is running. Personally, i always left it running. You just need to be careful.
466503
Absolutely, you wouldn't want to store the gas cylinder attached to burner for an extended period of time.
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It will empty part of the way the gravity feed isnt low enough to empty the entire contents. the fuel gauge is a little off from what I have seen, I have to add about 10 gallons before it will even reach empty.