I have a new TT that has an outside kitchen that I really like using when cooking up something that I don't want to stink up the trailer like bacon, sausages, etc. It has a refrigerator, small sink and a 2 burner stove that has folding S/S wind screens on it. The problem is the when using a large frying pan I can't center the large pan over either burner. Bottom line is that I would like to get rid of the double burner stove top and put in a larger single burner. So far I haven't been able to find a larger single burner. Anyone out there ever made this conversion and if so, where did you find the single burner? Thanks for any leads....

Hmm, interesting find. I might be able to remove the legs and adapt it to the stainless stove housing somehow. I'm pretty good at fabricating things to work. I can't believe it's only $11. Thanks for the idea.

Back quite a few years ago when I was a boy scout one of the scoutmasters had welded up a large cooking burner based around a (household) gas water heater burner. For heating up a large pot of water for soup or dishwashing, it was impossible to beat. He did say he had to reduce the size of the orifice several times to get the heat output down to a somewhat reasonable level.This might be a bit more than you're looking for. Grizzz's little burner is probably better for normal sized camping groups.

I was recently working on my sons SS BBQ grill. Looking at the replacement parts online, the side burner was brass, stainless, and chrome plate cast iron. It looked real well made.May be able to get something that would adapt in a replacement part. It was a brand Lowes sells.The replacement parts probably aren't as cheap as the black one above for $11.

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scottsnider
Explorer II
Jul 30, 2016
If you do go the butane cooker route don't buy from CW or even Walmart they are a rip off, go to an asian marked they have them much cheaper, I got mine for $15 or sometimes even less, I have 4 of them now. Also the cans of Butane are cheaper, walmart about $2.50 each CW even more, asian store $1.25 each some times 4 for $4. just something to think about.
is_it_friday_ye
Explorer
Jul 29, 2016
I'm sure this is way bigger than you wanted, but I purchased a Camp Chef grill. The legs come off and you can put it in a bag. I just bring a propane tank from my grill at home. This will hold any pan you want to put on it. I paid about $100
Joe417
Explorer
Jul 29, 2016
I was recently working on my sons SS BBQ grill. Looking at the replacement parts online, the side burner was brass, stainless, and chrome plate cast iron. It looked real well made.

May be able to get something that would adapt in a replacement part. It was a brand Lowes sells.

The replacement parts probably aren't as cheap as the black one above for $11.
grizzzman
Explorer
Jul 29, 2016
Lots of choices just look
DrewE
Explorer II
Jul 29, 2016
Back quite a few years ago when I was a boy scout one of the scoutmasters had welded up a large cooking burner based around a (household) gas water heater burner. For heating up a large pot of water for soup or dishwashing, it was impossible to beat. He did say he had to reduce the size of the orifice several times to get the heat output down to a somewhat reasonable level.

This might be a bit more than you're looking for. Grizzz's little burner is probably better for normal sized camping groups.
IBcarguy
Explorer
Jul 29, 2016
Hmm, interesting find. I might be able to remove the legs and adapt it to the stainless stove housing somehow. I'm pretty good at fabricating things to work. I can't believe it's only $11. Thanks for the idea.
grizzzman
Explorer
Jul 29, 2016
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