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My old 7000 btu single burner stove gave out. Decided to upgrade to a Coleman triton 2 burner 22000 btu.

So far it starts up nice. Need to see how it fares with some daily use in long term. Need to be mindful of extra fuel consumption too

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[–] somewhiteguy@lemmy.world 9 points 1 week ago

Now you can have a cooking pot next to your cooking pot.