Kingaroy Choofer 9kg

Description

The Kingaroy Choofer is proudly made in Kingaroy, QLD.

Made to last, The Choofer can offer the Caravanner or Camper multiple cooking and heating options. Constructed from a 9 kg gas bottle and adapted for versatility of use.

•   The Kingaroy Choofer is now precision cut with a CNC Plasma Cutter
•    All welding done is by Mig welding with solid wire and gas. No screws. Tough.
• · The gas bottle is sandblasted inside and out to remove all paint and/or powder coating.
•   Galvanized bottles are acid dipped.
• · Two coats of Pot Belly Black or 3 coats of High Temp paint are sprayed on after the  Choofer has finished construction.
• · A large door to accept long limbs of wood up to 140mm diameter.
• · A convenient steel rim to assist correct alignment and stability of lid at all times.
• · Robust construction with large holes at base for adequate ventilation of fire.
• · Small chimney with damper fitted on lid to control ventilation of fire.
• · Steel bars (supplied) slide across the diameter to allow a 4.5 quart camp oven to fit neatly inside but remain above the coals. Interior diameter is approximately 305mm
• · With the lid on, and camp oven inside, it becomes an oven within an oven, requiring minimum heat which is controlled by the position of the chimney flue.
• · Slide bars through the top holes and you have a base for a wok, frying pan or camp oven.
• · Remove lid and place a piece of mesh on top ( can purchase from online store) of the lower half for boiling the billy or washing up water. You can also make the toast on the mesh.
• · Remove the lid and use as a fireplace to sit around and keep warm on those cold nights.
• · Great for cooking casseroles, roasts, steaks or that cooked breakfast. Versatile design.
• · Fits neatly into a blue crate for easy packing and transportation with camp oven inside Choofer.
• · Can use wood or heat beads. Works best with hard woods rather than soft woods.
• · A safe contained fireplace. The Choofer has been used in National Parks where open fires are banned.(Permission to be sought and granted)