Would this work at a campsite that uses the tire rim for fire pit? Will it fit on the tire rim?
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the sides (legs) fold so if there is a problem with too short or too high, you can fold the legs and set it directly on the rim.
1587385
Well, it depends on the size of the tire rim. The fire pit we last used was really big, so we just balanced it on some big rocks that we found laying around.
1587386
I have but it depends on how big the tire rim is. I have used this grill with the legs folded in and placed on top of a tire rim. The grill is 3 feet long, so if the tire rim is about a half foot smaller than that it should work as long as you're careful and don't upturn it. Additionally, if the tire rim is also shorter than 8", you could use it with the legs folded out - my grill measured just over 8" tall.
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No, for safety reasons. It has been a long time since I've gone camping and my concern arises purely from a safety point of view. Sure it will work but the distance it can heat is not very far...maybe 3 feet at most. Even then, I have not tried it so I can't really contribute much to help you. Sorry.
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Dear Ryan :) It works best over a clean burning flame such as a backpacking stove/ burner but it can also be used of over a campfire using the correct precautions. Create an elevated platform from a flat stone or , if you have one, a small steel grill. Either way the object would be to position the Terra over a bed of coals or over a stone heated by the fire beneath it. Not over open flames which could render the handle too hot to use and "blacken" the outside which is not the best thing to do if you are packing it around. Know what I mean. The Terra is very durable but not indestructible. Any more questions, feel free to ask. Happy Trails to You...Steve Dear Ryan :) It works best over a clean burning flame such as a backpacking stove/ burner but it can also be used of over a campfire using the correct precautions. Create an elevated platform from a flat stone or , if you have one, a small steel grill. Either way the object would be to position the Terra over a bed of coals or over a stone heated by the fire beneath it. Not over open flames which could render the handle too hot to use and "blacken" the outside which is not the best thing to do if you are packing it around. Know what I mean. The Terra is very durable but not... » Read More Dear Ryan :) It works best over a clean burning flame such as a backpacking stove/ burner but it can also be used of over a campfire using the correct precautions. Create an elevated platform from a flat stone or , if you have one, a small steel grill. Either way the object would be to position the Terra over a bed of coals or over a stone heated by the fire beneath it. Not over open flames which could render the handle too hot to use and "blacken" the outside which is not the best thing to do if you are packing it around. Know what I mean. The Terra is very durable but not indestructible. Any more questions, feel free to ask. Happy Trails to You...Steve « Show Less
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We have used ours on a grate over a campfire but never directly on a fire. I don't see any reason why you couldn't.
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I assume you meant a camp fire, and I am not 100% sure about that because I use it on a camp stove which has flames but it is obviously more regulated than a fire would be. But I would think that if the fire is not too hot, or hasn't been burning that long, then it would be possible. Just watch how close you put it to the coals. Hope this helps.
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Yes ,you can use in a fire pit surrounded by natural Stone. You can put the ring on top stone. Just don't put stone on top of fire ring because some stone will get hot and pop sending peaces flying. Also try to cover gas line so it doesn't get damaged , burnt, or cut. This could result in gas leaks. Good luck and enjoy.
178999
I put it on a trailer spare 15" but it will fit different size tires that go on a 15" rim, just not big truck tires. The tire is like a passenger car tire.
986304
Yes it would, but I'd be cautious about putting it into a camper. It's set for outside heating, and inside it could get too hot. it doesnt have a sensor on it to detect if things are getting too hot so if you left it on overnight you might get a fire.....
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Can not respond as I do not know. I just measured the diameter of the fire pit and ordered one that would cover it.
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Sure, I would think so. I can barely see it at night unless I have a campfire. Of couse there is mesh screening. I can just fit my cott & my back pack & 44 1/10 scale R/C Jeep ... and well survival equipment with me. Keep masking tape incase of splitting poles. It seems to be fine.
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If it uses a standard propane tank (like the ones you can exchange at places like CVS, etc.) then yes. I used mind on an outdoor fire pit/table. Worked great and have not had any issues with connection, leaks, etc.
713027
It would definitely fit but keep in mind it gets very hot underneath. I would put it on top of cinderblock or something. Ps I love mine �
1715939
Would like to answer your question but I don't know exactly what you mean? I consider a camper something that's fits in the bed of a truck. but if you mean a camper on wheels yes it will work provided you can access your frame to bolt the hitch to. Hope this helps
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Not sure this will work. I don't think it goes that wide. Your best bet might be to find the same item at camping world than contact them to see what they say. Sorry wish I could be more help.
586697
We have only used ours Camping on level ground, it works Great and we Love it!! Maybe because we have plastic tubs that sit on it. Good Luck!! ;)
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Simple answer is 'no'. If you have some tillable land where you plan to use the trap, you are good ot go with just a rubber mallet. If not, the tire wheel idea is used by many in areas too rough or devoid of soil. I did see a video months ago of a family with a dedicated placement on their land. They used an attached plastic pipe and wooden 4x4 to create a buried platform the trap could lock into for use - then remove the trap for storage when they were done. Good luck and have fun. I have enjoyed this product from day one.
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I have used this on an open camp fire and it worked just fine. I would guess using it on a propane gas grill would work too.