Solo Stove Yukon Review & Wood Usage

[@matty2time]

Legend has it that she is still adding more wood to that fire

[@viciousKev]

She did say she's a pyromaniac

[@curry33343]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@noahbenisrael8671]

🤣

[@yokohamamike1041]

Hahahahaha!

[@dauwtrapper757]

😂

[@simmonsku]

Waiting for her to start pulling furniture out of the house. Maybe an old wooden ship. Burn! BURN! BUURRNN!!! NORAD called an asked if somebody launched an ICBM. One of their satellites picked up an enormous heat signature in a non-volcano zone.

[@Kid_Ellipsis]

I don’t need anything smaller than a few split pieces of kindling to start a fire but you showed me that an entire wheelbarrow of twigs can be used too! Thanks

[@davidc.9933]

gotta do something after cleaning up the yard for mowing

[@mdc2166]

This lady just loves fire

[@kcb5336]

Who doesn’t?

[@bigchimpin4215]

Thanks for the review. Helps big time with understanding how much wood these burn through

[@hungchau3911]

It’s so soothing watching this video. Thx for the review.

[@GRPLiningServices]

Come on love you could have gotten at least another thirty tons in there :)

[@sirjohndoeofpa3292]

I have the same one. Works great. Puts off more heat, has great air flow. You can have a small fire or load it up. Burns thoroughly

[@thamadrabbit2979]

More heat than a regular Home Depot pit?

[@oceano_drive241]

@@thamadrabbit2979 Not even close

[@SEEKERONE1]

Thats what I am yalking about put it to the test. Burn baby burn. I have done the samething with my Breeo 24. You have to load them up in order to get the full effect. I use about 20 pieces of timber over three hours.

[@shane4176]

"Yes we are having a gathering this weekend", "ok great you want me to bring a passing dish", " A passing dish?.... nah fam we ain't about that life just bring wood....lots.....and......lots of wood"

[@michaelk5173]

I loved this video…. She really is just having a blast stoking that thing. Now I wouldn’t pack mine like that, but I guess it illustrates a point that the stove will eat thru wood like a hot knife thru butter! My feeling is that many folks will do the same…. Kudus to you for just having a blast!

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

Thanks! I was trying to show the max wood usage, and show what it would take for a cold winter fire 😃

[@patrickkelly8095]

If I cleared a forest and wanted to burn it as fast as possible then this would be the tool.

[@vicariousjohnson9823]

No you would just ask this lady to burn it. She's feeding an amount of wood and creating a flame size that is ridiculous and unnecessary for relaxing around a fire. The level of intelligence is demonstrated by throwing a flammable liquid on the fire.

[@wrenchposting9097]

Yep I used a Yukon yesterday to get rid of all the tumbleweeds on my property. No muss no fuss.

[@wrenchposting9097]

These are great for disposing of cleared brush

[@DialedN_07]

Why is this video not on the solo stove website?

[@ksbalajibalaji]

That would be the last video the company would be posting. _😂😀😂😀😂😀

[@Char_Leene]

3 hours later... “We are just sitting back and relaxing at this point.” 😆

[@dualshield43]

I’ve been using old washer drums for over 30 years. 20$ each at local appliance store. Not only can you “feel the heat” from them, you can extinguish whenever you want. I think this Solo thing is clever, but impractical. Ben Comer USM

[@vicariousjohnson9823]

And you get to look at a chunk of garbage in your yard.

[@codetwohigh]

Dude, we want to see how long it burns without additional wood! But you keep stoking that shit!

[@jukio02]

This might be a stupid question, but can you use this as a grill too? Boil water and such?

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

You can, its just a little tricky, you either need a grill grate or a tripod hanger, it does get hot though! The smaller ones are a bit better for cooking.

[@gearhigher2027]

Great vid. The question is, I see you do not have the base affixed to the bottom. Is there any disadvantage to not having the factory stand (which I understand may not have been available when you did the review) Thx!

[@mikewilson0]

Seems efficiently inefficient. Who wants to burn that much wood over just 3 hours? I’d be much more interested in understanding the heating properties with respect to wood volume than how quickly I can torch an entire tree....

[@wiredforstereo]

It does burn quite a bit and a lot of the heat is not felt to the sides. Seems better for standing up. But very low smoke.

[@vicariousjohnson9823]

@@wiredforstereo I burn 8-10 pieces of quarter split wood in 3 hours. You don't need a 4-5 foot flame. My family members feel plenty of heat radiating from the sides so I'm not sure if you are speaking from actual experience or speculating.

[@ksbalajibalaji]

After many a days, I cried laughing!! Thanks a lot!!! 👍

[@corneliusbrosnan7556]

Thanks, I enjoyed the video.

[@DialedN_07]

I wanted to dislike this video so many times, but could never bring myself to actually do it. After all I kept watching for absolutely no reason. Burning a fire like this and using this much wood is just absurd. Also the background music was so soothing. It calmed me down every time I got angry

[@lro001]

Lol😂

[@PaulyC8879]

@@lro001yeah. I have a chance to get one cheap but I’m blown away by how much is consumes

[@nailedit.]

Thank you for the review. Not many people have stove that size.

[@mountainpride]

In 1 video you talk about conserving resources an in another your burning resources like there's no tmrw. Just some advice from an old Indian guy I met. He said Indian build small fire sit close. White man build big fire stand way the heck back.

[@james6454]

I enjoyed this video. Thanks.

[@shawboy8493]

I am in the market for one of these fire pits. But I literally just watched you burn a good nights worth of wood in a normal pit in 3 hours.

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

it's not required that you use that much wood. I was trying to show if you are a pyromaniac that's how much wood you need and how long it lasts.

[@dakarieaston9442]

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[@dannystephen2490]

@Dakari Easton I use Flixportal. Just google for it :)

[@dakarieaston9442]

@Danny Stephen thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) Appreciate it!!

[@dannystephen2490]

@Dakari Easton Glad I could help :D

[@hannahdeise96]

thanks for doing this video. I do believe this is the best example of how to utilize the solo stove regardless of size but especially for the Yukon size that I have seen on KZbin video. And yes I definitely love The encore at the end of the video, lol.

[@martinperry5985]

Fellow pyromaniac what did you use😮😊

[@jaytabac6525]

love it !! couldn't stop laughing at the end. good show.

[@viciousKev]

Do you have it raised on blocks for any particular reason?

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

The mats below the stove are rubber, I wasn't sure how hot the bottom would get so I added them just in case, it also makes it easier to pick up for the occasional clean out. The blocks aren't really required.

[@emo3275-q8l]

The heat goes straight up. It's a nice stove, but it doesn't put out heat like a steel fire pit with vented holes, I prefer all around heat if I'm going to be outside

[@vicariousjohnson9823]

You can't be speaking from experience. My stove radiates plenty of heat.

[@gial8862]

If you behave properly, not like this lady, and just use about 10 pieces of split wood, you will get a borderline smokeless fire pit that radiates a great amount of heat. No one has to take showers afterwards because the smoke doesn’t stink everyone’s clothes.

[@rsadek7]

That wheezing laugh 😂

[@tizzy83]

In realistic usage wood lasts far longer than this. I’ve found the size and amount of wood she’s using will last hours, not minutes. That being said, I’m not trying to get the fire to touch the moon.

[@davidc.9933]

She clearly states the fire lasted 3 hours. Are you that dumb?

[@tizzy83]

@@davidc.9933 I mentioned that in realistic usage it goes much longer. That’s all - not sure why you have to act like a troll on a video about fire pits.

[@davidc.9933]

@@tizzy83 No, you said "last hours, not minutes" and then you realized you were wrong so you're pretending you didn't say that. idiot.

[@herbveitenhans3285]

Nice! I’m thinking of getting this to burn wood scrap and sawdust from my woodworking hobby.

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

They are really great stoves, you may want to try to compress the sawdust like fire starting bricks, or sprinkle it on when the fire is going, otherwise it may just fall through the bottom grate and into the ash pan.

[@heyherb]

A burn barrel with good lower venting would be cheaper and better if you are just looking for a way to get rid of wood scraps

[@DzHarryNuttz]

Wouldn't want this woman to build a fire in Japan, they'd have severe flashbacks!

[@ziroskillsgaming7786]

hilarious video good work

[@TheFallBlade]

I dented one. Someone please give good advice on how to fix it

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

Where is the dent on the stove and how deep is it? Have you tried a suction cup dent puller from a car kit yet?

[@mustang7603]

Seems like Beavis and Butthead are her spirit animals with them saying “fire fire” that rings constantly in her ears

[@davidc.9933]

Jealous much?

[@allanbartlett8356]

Enjoy the firepit and stop playing with it. Let it burn.

[@loadi2865]

that lady don't like wood...

[@BOHICA_69]

"FIRE IN THE HOLE!!"

[@coolguy24eric]

What size is that

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

Yukon

[@gial8862]

I wish Solo Stove would come in a powder coated black or something other than stainless. It turns to $Hi7 after the first burn. Looks like someone used it as a toilet after diarrhea.

[@davidc.9933]

Paint it black.

[@gial8862]

@@davidc.9933 Heat destroys the paint unless i go and spend more than its worth

[@davidc.9933]

@@gial8862 Nah, each of mine is painted (on the outside), go to auto store and get VHT Flameproof

[@ksbalajibalaji]

Yeah toilet is a good option over what she is doing to it here! 😂😂😂😀😀

[@JohnDoe-he3vi]

I love it!!!

[@davidc.9933]

So many city folk commenting, and people that wish they had more than a rusty barrel.

[@theunfairadvantages]

thing seems like a $600 burn pit! all that wood burned in only 3 hours! its gonna be regular fires for me… that much wood would last me all night

[@AdamSzarmack]

Pretty much the exact opposite of the official solo stove tips & tricks videos for how to use one of these.

[@StevenKelley]

The title should be: How to abuse a Yukon Stove

[@voltron5128]

The Yukon is way too big for most people. If you're buying fiirewood in bundles from the store the cost will add up quickly. The Bonfire fits most size firewood horizontally while the Ranger will require you to cut even average size firewood in half just to fit. For the patio the Bonfire is perfect when having people sit around. When I need some fire therapy I just use the Campfire model to gaze at. The Yukon makes a beautiful fire though

[@wiredforstereo]

"Buying" firewood you say? I'm not familiar with this concept.

[@beckwerks]

I got a stainless dryer drum from a laundromat type dryer and took the plate with all the holes out and made a higher air flow grate type thing to replace the plate with all the holes. I then put it on my dire pit stand base thing and put a powerful floor fan that I took the little pipe base off with the two hand nuts. With that air forced into it like I have got, the whole thing glows red hot so intense at times I swear we can see through the metal, It is bad ass and I bet you could put a fan under that thing and get some great action too. You can melt metal and glass with the high temps and you can burn even more wood and crap even faster than what you are now. I even made a top that is dome shaped and has a stove pipe about 3 feet long in the middle. That is useful too for keeping more heat inside and for keeping the insane fire under control and not getting the fire dept up mu ass lol... If I crank it up with my top on it, it looks like a giant blow torch the way the clean hot directed flame shoots out of the pipe..

[@wiredforstereo]

There is really no way to supercharge this thing without cutting a hole in the bottom, and even then you'll lose most of it out the intake holes.

[@rjmerritt6]

A little bit of kindling. Lol

[@zhbroder]

this is the most unscientific thing i've ever seen xD she just loves fire, ain't nothin wrong with that! but a circle has no corners...

[@ashbyedwards]

Lol...I think she’d be happy to burn the dead as they arrive. 😝

[@Stealther]

Interesting there seems to be quite a bit of smoke coming from the fire, even when you have the wood below the holes. You seem to have secondary burn but still a good amount of smoke. Wet wood?

[@mattlong1843]

if wood is above the rim of the solo stove it will smoke like that.

[@michaelh7770]

I have a Solo Stove Bonfire. Even burning dry pinon wood kept well below the air holes it'll smoke. But it does seem to do a good job of sending the smoke straight up. It definitely chews through wood, but makes for a satisfying fire adding less wood at a much slower burn rate.

[@wiredforstereo]

It can be overfueled. With too much fuel, you'll get soot. It's not smoke exactly, not the blue white stuff that is real smoke, it's more soot, like diesel smoke. All the light gases are burning off leaving the carbon behind. As with any burning machine, if you have more fuel than air, you'll get smoke. But in this case it is not smoke from cool burning. It has a distinctive smell, I have smelled it with my Solo camp stove also.

[@moddkilla]

Loooks like a fucking process

[@bigchimpin4215]

Putting wood in a fire pit?

[@davidleetorres]

Fire 🔥. Does it allow for cooking?

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

I haven't tried to cook on the Yukon yet, as I don't have a grill grate that would fit it, or a tripod grill big enough. I have cooked a lot on the Bonfire, Ranger, and Campfire, I recommend using charcoal in these for a nice even heat to cook on. If you don't have charcoal use a cast iron pan to keep the heat consistent.

[@michaelh7770]

Solo Stove makes models and accessories for grilling.

[@mayordjq]

I watched this video on my phone, but had to find it on my laptop just to see the comments. This is Darwinism in action.

[@goni274]

I’m doing the same right now. I just bought a 1/4 cord today. At her rate I’ll be burned out by the weekend. Did she have an end purpose in mind?

[@ksbalajibalaji]

Absolutely! From my 55" wall one, I ran to my cell to see these roaring fiery hilarious comments!!

[@bugsmack6260]

What the heck did you throw in there at the end? My Yukon comes next week!

[@gatlinman8192]

It was the dog! Lolololol

[@ksbalajibalaji]

Your Yukon might survive!

[@joelrampersad1359]

That's not how you load these fire pits. It's a TLUD design.

[@ksbalajibalaji]

She seems to be quite ignorant about secondary burning, correct height of wood in the stove for secondary burning, proper heat generation, avoidance of smoke and soot, etc.,. The only thing she is interested seems like burning everything up fast !! - Which of course she does maniacally!! A few like her around, our forests would be gone soon!! 😀😀😀

[@davidc.9933]

Lots of talk for someone that doesn't own the stove

[@ericvi3921]

Way too much wood in there, slow down a bit you pyromaniac.

[@steve-rs6vk]

Nope, she’s doing a good job of showing how this thing works, that’s the proper amount of wood

[@ericvi3921]

@@steve-rs6vk No...it's not. There are vent holes on the inside of the tub. the wood has to stay below those holes. That's how it is able to burn hotter and stay relatively smokeless. If you're just going to fill it like a bucket....then buy a bucket.

[@emo3275-q8l]

Lmaooooo at Pyromaniac!!!

[@dthrckt]

@@ericvi3921 link your your video?

[@ksbalajibalaji]

@@ericvi3921 Absolutely right.

[@TheTritan408]

This would cost me about $40 of wood where I live. 😢

[@nanookoutdoors5171]

Check around locally, we have a dump by us that accepts natural materials and will let you take it for free. The smaller sizes are better if you are restricted on your wood supply. They also have some that can burn wood pellets you can buy at your local hardwear store.

[@xXx-dd6jv]

it chapter 2 trailer

[@mm.stgermain]

reckless

[@laconic1983]

She's horrible lol..... she's not letting it die just feeding it without a reason

[@dthrckt]

Why would you want your fire to die?

[@b.real.1]

That's too much work... when do you have time to sit down and enjoy the fire🔥

[@vicariousjohnson9823]

There's plenty of time if you aren't feeding it wood like you're burning crime scene evidence. It's also nicer to sit around a fire with less than a 5 foot flame. This person is an idiot.

[@Brad-o9t]

Been easier to set the woods on fire

[@gial8862]

This was parody. i get it now.

[@Reidgashley]

You spent a lot of money when all you needed was a burn drum.

[@davidc.9933]

Jealousy is so cringe

[@Reidgashley]

@@davidc.9933 not jealous. I own a yukon. You do you, booboo

[@davidc.9933]

@@Reidgashley LMAO,.yeah, sure, post a link to your video review

[@bbjagaa]

I don’t see the purpose of burning so much wood

[@ekwebsta]

Fun way to burn brush or You live in a area where wood is a easily accessible.

[@alanshattuck2600]

Well, when you live in the country, having fires, and drinking beers with friends is a favorite past time of ours. Playing with the fire is just another thing to do while hanging out.