30,000 BTU total output Removable burner plate for easy cleaning Precision fuel control Stainless steel grate supports large or small pots Storage compartment under cutting board
Customer Rating: Summary: Very poor quality Comment: We bought this stove to replace an inexpensive Coleman that has served us well over the past several years. What a mistake! The stainless steel lid is very thin and prone to bend/dent. All of the edges on the lid and on the carrying handle are sharp enough to cause injury. One of the burners on mine takes about 10 pushes of the ignitor to light. This stove is way overpriced for what you get. Customer Rating: Summary: Not quite a Coleman big brother Comment: Lighter weight than I thought it would be. 7 out of 8 wind shield screws had fallen out. They were installed with plumbers tape wrapped around the screws and still fell out even though the packing of the stove in the carton was good. The latch to hold the lid down had to be tightened so as not to fallout. Might go back to the thrift store and buy back my 15 year old Coleman as a back up. I thought the Brunton would be a step up.
mfr: Brunton With a brushed stainless steel lid and two 12,000 BTU burners, the new Gannett 2-Burner is a welcome additional to the family camping line. With a low profile, a durable stainless steel construction and a Piezo push-button ignition, the Gannett 2-burner offers classic cooking in a compact package. Hook up your one pound propane bottle for 1.5 hours of constant cooking on high output.
