Tent Stoves ??
what kind of coal would some one burn in a so called tent stove chimney height un known??
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ohabanero
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pea to nut anthracite would probably work best and you'll want some wood to keep things going from time to time. it needs a grate to burn coal to any degree of efficiency. without a grate you may as well stick to mostly wood. you could use a makeshift grate from an old grill but might have to replace it pretty often.
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tsb
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Try one of these.
**Broken Link(s) Removed**I think a tent stove is just like an old laundry stove. Small and flat with
a few lengths of stove pipe attached.
**Broken Link(s) Removed**I think a tent stove is just like an old laundry stove. Small and flat with
a few lengths of stove pipe attached.
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lowfog01
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Try this link - http://store.colemans.com/cart/military-tent-stov ... -1310.html Maybe you can get some information from the ad. Lisa