Any suggestions how to easily cut the openings for the stove kit?
1298656
You can take a cutoff grinder to follow the outline of the inside margin of the door and the flue. It's makes a lot of noise. Also you can get a heavy duty tin snips to cut it. There is also a reciprocating saw you might try or a jig saw you can use.
443420
I had to remove the four flash guards and then the bar that runs the entire length of the back. Don't remember using any tools, but it was a tight fit. Once everything is removed from the inside maybe see if you can get a tad more room by maneuvering where the burner attaches to the control knobs. If you could pull those forward then push them back into the new burner would that give you enough room?
323706
Remove skin, cut in half, place flat on top of the grill or put flat side facing up and press.Hope this will help. Good Luck.
2068715
Just cooked some soup on mine today. Remove that dumb cage top and bend and trim the carry handle so it's snug against the lid. Then be careful; a boil-over will make a mess and maybe crack the glass chimney. I don't see any danger like all the chicken-littles squawk about; that's just how kids are trained nowdays.
1848054
I know for small scrap booking ones they say to use aluminum foil. Your suppose to chop it up a few times. Not sure of this works, but it might help.
696394
This is a very solid item, and I think you could remove the storage pockets. I would recommend leaving the whole border between the pan and pockets and cut at least 1/4 inch below the top to maintain a rigid end, to prevent cracking if you have to move a full pan.
1735606
Works great. Protip: setup this stove when you recieve it and measure the distance from the top of pot holder to the bottom of your fuel canister. Cut some aluminium foil out to match this height (id suggest triple folding it for rigidity in windy conditions) as well as enough to wrap halfway around the kit... Bam! Homemade wind screen.
1858486
There is a raised circle centered on the lid. I think you could cut a pretty clean circle in the top with the right tool, but I am no expert on this. Just my opinion...
582011
I haven't done it recently but here goes. Take the stove off the table. Remove the trays from the table. Turn the table upside down. Squeeze the bracket that is attached to the table until it pops out of the leg. Press in the button on the leg and telescope the leg. Do other leg then fold the shortened legs onto underside of table. Et voila!!
1912882
No, not really. The only things you can remove are the sink/burner area. It's a nice compact size for a kid stove so it can almost fit anywhere & is very light weight.
253204
No, don't cut to open. Keep looking for opening. It is a really tight zip lock on the bottom. Pull it apart. That is why it is so watertight - because of the tight seal.
913439
Use a wire cutter. I use a pair of scissors at first but it left the ends frayed. Wire cutter
84147
There is no kit to buy - you don't need to do anything but remove one of the long sides (which one matters). Check the manual.
1730287
Use a sharp knife instead of scissors. Lay the cloth on a cutting board and slice with a sharp chef knife.
1225993
1) remove the top, 2) pull out the drawer and lift & tilt up after the drawer is full extended and remove 3) lift middle area from up. That will leave a tub on the bottom, fill almost up to the top of the clear water gauge on the front of the unit. Reassemble then fill the drawer with hot dog, brats or mets. Put buns on the upper level and place top on. Plug in unit and set timer for 20 to 30 minutes and away you go. When done let the water cool before taking apart and clean in a sink not dishwasher. The tub on the bottom should be done by hand and NOT soaked in water. Hope this helps! Ours cooks about 50 hot dogs every Monday night at our Bingo and the people love the steamed flavor and the hot buns! 1) remove the top, 2) pull out the drawer and lift & tilt up after the drawer is full extended and remove 3) lift middle area from up. That will leave a tub on the bottom, fill almost up to the top of the clear water gauge on the front of the unit. Reassemble then fill the drawer with hot dog, brats or mets. Put buns on the upper level and place top on. Plug in unit and set timer for 20 to 30 minutes and away you go. When done let the water cool before taking apart and clean in a sink not dishwasher. The tub on the bottom should be done by hand and NOT soaked in water. Hope this helps! Ours... » Read More 1) remove the top, 2) pull out the drawer and lift & tilt up after the drawer is full extended and remove 3) lift middle area from up. That will leave a tub on the bottom, fill almost up to the top of the clear water gauge on the front of the unit. Reassemble then fill the drawer with hot dog, brats or mets. Put buns on the upper level and place top on. Plug in unit and set timer for 20 to 30 minutes and away you go. When done let the water cool before taking apart and clean in a sink not dishwasher. The tub on the bottom should be done by hand and NOT soaked in water. Hope this helps! Ours cooks about 50 hot dogs every Monday night at our Bingo and the people love the steamed flavor and the hot buns! « Show Less
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I don't have them handy, but they are readily available on Bull's website. I had my countertop cutout complete prior to receiving the grill based on the dimensions given on their website. Fit perfectly.
796863
We ran into the same problem. We ended up wrapping stove in small bubble wrap and inserting it into a flannel pillowcase. Worked very well. Love this stove!