shooters
Southern Calif
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Not sure if this is the right forum to ask, so if it's not then I apologize.
Was wondering if anyone has bought and used any of the steel fire rings that connect for use and detach and lay flat for storage? Trying to find a manufacture that makes a good, heavy duty one that will stand up to a lot of use in harsh conditions.
Thought about using a dryer drum but don't feel like stowing it in the back of my rig.
Any info is appreciated.
Thanks much.
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Trailer Trash 2
Santa Fe Springs, CA
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I havn't see one that fold up yet other than a black square cube looking thing, I use a burn barrel ( washer tub ) 18" off the ground, you being from Calif know the fire hazards we must face, so I wont go into it with you, I have put mine up and use the one camping world sells the one that has a red lid it also has a large flame too, and it is approved by the rangers and most state parks because no sparks emit from it, the truble with the onec that are close to the ground is heat transfer from the burner to the ground.
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DutchmenSport
Between Anderson, Pendleton, & Lapel, Indiana
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We got one similar to this one (click here). Except it does not fold up and did not come with a bag. We've had for 3 years now and used for for a lot of fires. We always clean out the ashes and rinse it down. It's been sitting outside under the cover though for a few weeks. The bottom (inside the bowl)is beginning to rust up a little. To cure that problem, I'll just pour a bit of cooking oil in the bottom and brush it around. I also do this with our outside Smoker.
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BruceStarkey
Ontario, Canada
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Try this sitefire ring
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bill h
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Old discussion of same subject with good info:
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseac........d/21896935/gotomsg/21897606.cfm#21897606
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mudmaker
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Here is what we have and use it all the time.
grizzly cub
great to cook some food and then when dinner is over just throw in some wood and sit around the fire.
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wa8yxm
Wherever I happen to park
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I use a square one on occasion http://www.pit2go.com if I'm not mistaken (Will check and edit if needed)
While I don't like it as well as I do a real fire ring, it does have some advantages. And it lays flat in storage.
Nothin adds excitment like something that is none of your business
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Gunship Guy
Florida
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We use Campfire In A Can when parks don't have fire rings. It's small (about the size of an average bucket when closed), self-contained, and very easy to transport. Cheap too. Not fancy but it sure works great.
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