4DS Bushcooker 2 + Trangia Burner. Two Months on the Road Review 2.

This combo, really does cover all the bases. Silent, lightweight, durable, multi-fuel and effective in all weathers. I loved using it in the early morning light before anyone was about and I could enjoy the silence of the dawn while the tea water came to the boil.

[@backacresalaska2272]

I like the way the two stoves nest together and function. I've made many wood and alcohol stoves having a hard time spending money on something I can make from tin cans but being able to simmer with the Trangia appeals to me especially when cooking with thin walled camping pots. I too often use alcohol stoves in wood burners to prevent build up on cook ware. I've got some catching up to do watching your video's especially in the kitchen. I practice field cooking at least once a week.

[@fadingmargins]

Soot I clean off but carbon build up I don't worry about - at some stage the pot will get a spa day then off it comes. I appreciate you taking the time. How is winter working out up there?

[@MTwoodsrunner]

Ok Steve, Im sold...Four Dog Stove cooker and windshield...I'll give it a go...thanks!...woods

[@fadingmargins]

I look forward to hearing what you think - you're experience had me revisit my trail hawk so one good turn...

[@cmanofthewoodscentralus3217]

Seems like you have well thought this out and even left it open for future expansion. Thanks for Sharing. Stay Safe. Stay Healthy.

[@fadingmargins]

Don certainly knows his stuff! Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@waterbourne9282]

Cool product suite. Agree on the fuel in the burner. After use and cooled down I fill and seal mine to be ready to go for the next use. No mucking about.

[@fadingmargins]

Don makes some first class gear! One step ahead is the way to go!

[@RedswedeOutdoors]

Thanks for sharing! That looks like a well thought out kit, "all in one pot" so to speak. Just as often as weight, space is premium when I'm packing. I've turned lots of ultra light equipment just because they don't fit together in a smart way. Cheers mate!

[@fadingmargins]

It is a great bit of kit and having it fit together is a bonus. One of Trangias winning formulas. Thanks for stopping by amigo!

[@davidkurle5418]

Nice kit, buddy! Cheers!

[@fadingmargins]

Thanks David, it works and is durable - makes for a rewarding relationship.

[@jimbriggs3065]

Slick setup mate! That’ll come in handy when you get your canoe! Cheers!!!

[@fadingmargins]

And my cabin by the Missouri/Yukon delete as appropriate.

[@jimbriggs3065]

@@fadingmargins sorry mate, I know you really love the Missouri but,, the Yukon’s way more interesting and inviting…added benefit USA distinct lack of other people…way more wild!

[@hackneeey]

I wholeheartedly agree Steve,great stoves I have the mark 1 and 2 ,a small meths burner was thrown in with the mark 1 when I bought it which is used for the morning brew all the best Mick

[@fadingmargins]

One of our bonding moments Mick! Have you tried a speedster burner in the No1?

[@hackneeey]

@@fadingmargins I haven’t - I have got one which I got with a windscreen for the titan kettle but it’s a large one with a simmer ring it’s a bit too big to fit in the mark 1 ,it never occurred to me to honest I use a trangia in the mark 2

[@stevenwhiting6744]

Time to get out on the hills for a proper brew, with windshield and optional sheep shit fuel source😊

[@fadingmargins]

Call it!