**CLOSED** - Cook Partner Group Buy Spring 2018

[genesis712]

I am interested too but have a related question on the stoves.
What is the difference between the cheap coleman ones and these? Reliability of components used?

I'll try to give a little advise on these stoves since I've had a couple of them. If you're on the fences about trying to decide on the 18" or 22". Do yourself a favor, and get the 22" stove. The 18" is a bit small if you're wanting to use both burners at the same time.

Mike

 

[MStudt]

I am interested too but have a related question on the stoves.
What is the difference between the cheap coleman ones and these? Reliability of components used?

I wouldn't say reliability since both are basically made of the same components, but I've never had an issue with mine. A propane stove only has burners, gas tubes, regulators, and knobs. These stoves have a lot of cooking power, and come with a variety of options. You'll be able to use a small 1lb tank with an adapter, or anything larger without an adapter. I've been running mine on a 5lb tank, and after 15 days of breakfast and lunch it still had more propane to burn.

The body of the stove is an all aluminum construction with the exception of the stainless latch. The metal grate is made from stainless rod as well. The way that these are build, they're built to last.

You can also get repair kits for the burners if they go out. Custom length hoses are available from Partner Steel, and these are made in Idaho as well. You can get creative on these if this Group Buy will let you. You can add more stainless to the grate to allow you to heat up small cups so they sit flat. You can also ad adjustable feet to level out the stove if your surface isn't flat. You can also get different knob locations, latches, and hose placement.

*****I can get more pictures if anyone would like to see more about these.*****

Here's me 22" with the 5lb tank. Never mind the dog, she's waiting for bacon.

 

[ramonortiz55]

OP!! You are the man!

Good for getting this going bud!

 

[AZFIRERUNNER]

Interested in a 22”, adapter, and griddle depending on prices. Thanks

 

[Krayziekid]

I wouldn't say reliability since both are basically made of the same components, but I've never had an issue with mine. A propane stove only has burners, gas tubes, regulators, and knobs. These stoves have a lot of cooking power, and come with a variety of options. You'll be able to use a small 1lb tank with an adapter, or anything larger without an adapter. I've been running mine on a 5lb tank, and after 15 days of breakfast and lunch it still had more propane to burn.

The body of the stove is an all aluminum construction with the exception of the stainless latch. The metal grate is made from stainless rod as well. The way that these are build, they're built to last.

You can also get repair kits for the burners if they go out. Custom length hoses are available from Partner Steel, and these are made in Idaho as well. You can get creative on these if this Group Buy will let you. You can add more stainless to the grate to allow you to heat up small cups so they sit flat. You can also ad adjustable feet to level out the stove if your surface isn't flat. You can also get different knob locations, latches, and hose placement.

*****I can get more pictures if anyone would like to see more about these.*****

Here's me 22" with the 5lb tank. Never mind the dog, she's waiting for bacon.

I'd be interested in some more pics if you got 'em! Nice setup!

 

[ZOMBRNR]

Cook Partner Group Buy Spring 2018

Interested in a 22”, adapter, and griddle depending on prices. Thanks

I'd be interested in some more pics if you got 'em! Nice setup!

I wouldn't say reliability since both are basically made of the same components, but I've never had an issue with mine. A propane stove only has burners, gas tubes, regulators, and knobs. These stoves have a lot of cooking power, and come with a variety of options. You'll be able to use a small 1lb tank with an adapter, or anything larger without an adapter. I've been running mine on a 5lb tank, and after 15 days of breakfast and lunch it still had more propane to burn.

The body of the stove is an all aluminum construction with the exception of the stainless latch. The metal grate is made from stainless rod as well. The way that these are build, they're built to last.

You can also get repair kits for the burners if they go out. Custom length hoses are available from Partner Steel, and these are made in Idaho as well. You can get creative on these if this Group Buy will let you. You can add more stainless to the grate to allow you to heat up small cups so they sit flat. You can also ad adjustable feet to level out the stove if your surface isn't flat. You can also get different knob locations, latches, and hose placement.

*****I can get more pictures if anyone would like to see more about these.*****

Here's me 22" with the 5lb tank. Never mind the dog, she's waiting for bacon.

OP!! You are the man!

Good for getting this going bud!

Thanks Ramon, I really wanted one and hoping to help the community out a bit too!



PM’s replied!

Thanks again Mike for the awesome details. These are great stoves and I really look forward to never buying another one.

 

[genesis712]

Yes, it is the Partner Steel adapter. There's a picture of it on the first page.

[MENTION=98618]brandoc0mmand0[/MENTION] -- can you please PM me some details?

I wouldn't say reliability since both are basically made of the same components, but I've never had an issue with mine. A propane stove only has burners, gas tubes, regulators, and knobs. These stoves have a lot of cooking power, and come with a variety of options. You'll be able to use a small 1lb tank with an adapter, or anything larger without an adapter. I've been running mine on a 5lb tank, and after 15 days of breakfast and lunch it still had more propane to burn.

The body of the stove is an all aluminum construction with the exception of the stainless latch. The metal grate is made from stainless rod as well. The way that these are build, they're built to last.

You can also get repair kits for the burners if they go out. Custom length hoses are available from Partner Steel, and these are made in Idaho as well. You can get creative on these if this Group Buy will let you. You can add more stainless to the grate to allow you to heat up small cups so they sit flat. You can also ad adjustable feet to level out the stove if your surface isn't flat. You can also get different knob locations, latches, and hose placement.

*****I can get more pictures if anyone would like to see more about these.*****

Here's me 22" with the 5lb tank. Never mind the dog, she's waiting for bacon.

Thanks for that information! Good looking dog

 

[MStudt]

I'd be interested in some more pics if you got 'em! Nice setup!

Here are some addition pictures of the stove. If you want something more specific just let me know.

 

[ZOMBRNR]

Here are some addition pictures of the stove. If you want something more specific just let me know.

Some excellent shots, thanks Mike!

All PM's have been replied, LOTS of interest but we're only halfway there. Come on folks, let's get up to 15 so everyone can get their stoves!

 

[ElysianComrade]

Id be interested in a 22 with windscreen and adapter as well as a griddle!

 

[ZOMBRNR]

Id be interested in a 22 with windscreen and adapter as well as a griddle!

You got it! List updated, PM incoming.

 

[MStudt]

Come on folks, let's get up to 15 so everyone can get their stoves!

I shared your GB on Tacoma World. Some people over there have PM'd me in the past asking about having another one. I'll see if I can find them, and send them your way.

Mike

 

[hstexan]

Screw it put me down for a 22" and an adapter. I may add a griddle later, but not yet.

 

[ZOMBRNR]

Screw it put me down for a 22" and an adapter. I may add a griddle later, but not yet.

You got it, and you won't be disappointed!

 

[TacoLand]

Not trying to take away from the lucrative world of Adapter sales, but if I wanted to go with a solution that was hose-based would this be the appropriate solution for times when I needed to hook a 1lb canister up to a Cook Partner stove?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M3PYK4O/

 

[ZOMBRNR]

Not trying to take away from the lucrative world of Adapter sales, but if I wanted to go with a solution that was hose-based would this be the appropriate solution for times when I needed to hook a 1lb canister up to a Cook Partner stove?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M3PYK4O/

I think [MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION] will have your answer on this one since he actually has the stove, I'd personally like to know as well. Their adapter is expensive.

 

[MStudt]

Not trying to take away from the lucrative world of Adapter sales, but if I wanted to go with a solution that was hose-based would this be the appropriate solution for times when I needed to hook a 1lb canister up to a Cook Partner stove?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M3PYK4O/

That hose won't work. The one will fit the 1lb tank, but the other end won't fit the stove. Plus, you'll need a regulator on the hose.

Mike

 

[hstexan]

That hose won't work. The one will fit the 1lb tank, but the other end won't fit the stove. Plus, you'll need a regulator on the hose.

Mike

Would you be able to run that hose off of the adapter?

 

[MStudt]

Would you be able to run that hose off of the adapter?

Not from the looks of it. The adapter is meant to fit over the thread of a full size tank thread, or the same thread that you find on a propane bbq pit. Below are a couple pictures of the hose that come with the stoves. I know you can get the adapter fitting online for less, but not for much less. I think I paid about $15 for mine at Home Depot.

 

[TacoLand]

Not from the looks of it. The adapter is meant to fit over the thread of a full size tank thread, or the same thread that you find on a propane bbq pit. Below are a couple pictures of the hose that come with the stoves. I know you can get the adapter fitting online for less, but not for much less. I think I paid about $15 for mine at Home Depot.

Appreciate the info. Cheers.