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Three sizes of the Yukon Stoves- front view
Three sizes of Yukon Stoves- back view
Yukon Stove
Air intake adjuster

Stainless steel water tank
Stainless steeel water tank
Spark Arrestor and Rain Cap
Spark Arrestor and Rain Cap

Four Sections Nesting Pipe
Nesting Pipe - sections inside one another
Four Sections Completly Nesting Pipe

$50 " PACKAGE DISCOUNT " ON WILDERNESS & YUKON WOOD BURNING CAMP STOVE WHEN PURCHASED WITH A WILDERNESS OR MONTANA CANVAS TENT

Yukon wood burning camp stoves available in 3 sizes to meet all requirements.

GASKET ON DOOR FOR AN AIRTIGHT STOVE. Airtight stove allows for longer burn times and controls rate of burn better.

• 3/32 nd inch steel - extra thickness prevents warpage.
• Welded heavy-gauge hot rolled steel construction.
• All stove accessories fit inside firebox.
• Round/cylinder design helps prevent warping.
• Support rods underneath stove top to insure stove top does not warp.
• Strong - quality welds to insure airtight design.
• Yukon wood burning camp stoves will last a lifeime with proper maintenance and storeage procedures.
• Rain cap with spark arrestor. Prevents rain and snow going into stove pipe. Much better than cheap wire mesh spark arrestors on most wood burning camp stoves.
• Large adjustable air intake on door allows a hotter fire when needed on cold nights.
• Legs are heavy round pipe with threads that screw into stove which helps level stove.
• 5" nesting stove pipe, 7' 8" long - smallest piece fits into next larger size, end of pipe is 6".
• Stove pipe is long enough to have pipe about 1 foot above tent ridge to allow wind to blow sparks away from your tent. Most other stoves only have 77" length of pipe.
• A 5" standard oval stove jack will accommodate Yukon wood burning camp stoves 5" nesting stove pipe.
• Nesting stove pipe with welded seam, eliminates smoke leakage.
• Warming trays - 26"l x 8"w, which can fit on either side of stove.
• Stainless steel 3 gallon water tank - can fit on either side of all Yukon tent stoves.
• Legs are 18" long. Which makes the stove top 6" higher than other wall tent stoves. Easier to cook on and easier to add wood. If you prefer shorter legs - use a hack saw to cut legs down.
• Quality door and latch designed for airtight firebox which allows for controlled burn.
• GRATE is available in the deluxe package. Grate is designed for stove when burning coal. Grate can also be used for burning wood as grate allows more air at the bottom of the wood creating a hotter fire.
• Stove pipe opening is recessed to make packing in on horses easier.
• Air intake on door has a metal plate behind it to prevent sparks from popping out the air intake holes.

RECOMMENDATION:

1. We designed The Yukon Tent Stove and it is a quality stove.
2. The The Yukon II stove is 32% larger than the Idaho I model and only costs $60 more. Yukon II wood burning camp stoves will provide significantly more heat and will hold heat much longer than the Yukon I. If you are unsure of which stove to purchase or - you like longer burning and more heating capability - the Yukon III is recommended. The Yukon III wall tent stoves will burn all night with quality dry hard wood.

YUKON WOOD BURNING CAMP STOVES - CHARACTERISTICS

CAUTION: Do not place a stove on any flammable surface. A fire proof 3' x 4' mat is available for $45.

Photo-Click to enlarge	Item	Description	Price	Shipping
	FIREPROOF MAT FOR UNDER STOVE 3' X 4'	FREE SHIPPING WHEN ORDERED WITH WILDERNESS TENT OR WILDERNESS OR YUKON STOVE	$45	$15

HUNTING TENT STOVE: Carefully review the wood heating stoves characteristics of each stove you are considering, most importantly stove dimensions. To effectively compare each stoves heating capability/size of the firebox multiply the stoves width x length x height to determine the total cubic inches of the firebox. Deduct 15% of the total firebox cubic inches if the stove is round or octagon. The size of the firebox determines the heating capabiity of the different stoves you are considering. It should be noted that stoves with airtight doors and baffles significantly increases a stoves heating efficency. If you are in a climate with very cold conditions, you might want to consider moving up one wood heating stove size above the manufacturers tent size heating recommendation.

WOOD COOK STOVE: All my wood burning camp stoves are very good wood cook stoves. Regulate the heat by adjusting the door air intake.

STOVE AREA REQUIREMENTS IN A TENT: You must plan on a stove taking up to 7 feet along a wall in your tent. There is an automatic 2 + feet standoff from the front wall due to the stove jack location. The stove itself is normally around 2 feet in length. There is normally a 3 feet heat standoff distance from the stove before you can place a cot or table.

STOVE PIPE ABOVE RIDGE OF TENT: It is best to have your stove pipe long enough to extend 6 inches or more above the tent ridge. Having the stove pipe above the tent ridge allows the wind coming from any direction to blow sparks away the tent roof thus reducing the possibilty of spark holes being burnt in the roof.

FIRE TREATED CANVAS VS STOVE SPARKS: Stove sparks will even burn holes in a fire treated roof. A spark arrestor will prevent most sparks from reaching your roof. However, the only 100 per cent method to prevent spark holes in a tent roof is to use a fly to protect the roof.

REDUCE SMOKE ODOR IN YOUR HUNTING TENT: To reduce smoke in your tent always open the stove door slowly with the damper wide open. If you open the stove door quickly , the smoke is drawn into the tent.

CREOSOTE BUILD UP IN YOUR STOVE PIPE: The more you damper the stove pipe down or/and reduce the air intake on the stove door the more creosote build up you will have in the stove pipe and spark arrestor. If you get too much creosote in the stove pipe you can possibly have a fire in your stove pipe. When breaking camp, remove the creosote in your stove pipe by gently banging the stove pipes together to loosen the creosote. It is normal to periodically clean the spark arrestor every 2-3 days.

REENACTOR STOVE: The most authentic looking reenactor stove is my 4 Dog stove. All 4 Dog models are a rectangle shape compared to the current round or octagonal shape stoves.

PIPE VS PIPE STOVE OPENING: The stove pipe fits over the pipe opening on the stove.

CURING THE PAINT ON A NEW WOOD STOVE: Set up new outdoor stoves in your backyard or driveway and burn wood in the stove for 1-2 hour to cure the paint. Burning wood in your new stove will cause a burning smell. You will have this burning smell on your hunting clothes if you do not cure the stove at home before hunting season.

SPARK ARRESTOR : When properly used this device reduces the amount of sparks coming out of the stove pipe. Check spark arrestor daily to inure there is no buildup of creosote blocking the smoke from going through the spark arestor.

NON FLAMMABLE AREA around your stove should be a minimum of 2 feet. This 2 foot standoff prevents any flammables from catching fire due to the stove heat, prevents sparks from popping through the air intake openings and catching flammales on fire and also in case sparks pop out when you open the stove door.

WOOD FOR STOVES: Dry hardwoods burn the most efficiently and provide the most heat. If you use soft woods you will have to cut much more firewood and you will have more creosote buildup.

NEVER USE FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS TO START A FIRE IN YOUR STOVE.

WATER HEATER: Install the spigot in the hole in the water tank. Insure you place the rubber washer on the outside of the water tank and the nut on the inside of the tank. Before starting a fire in the stove attach the water tank to the stove by using the brackets. Fill water tank with water. Always keep the water tank filled. A filled water tank prevents the washer on the spigot from melting and also warping the water tank. I recommend you remove the water tank at night to prevent any chance the water tank might go empty.

STOVE EFFICIENCY: It is best to use dry hardwoods. Standing dead trees are usually the driest wood available. However, never cut down a dead tree by yourself. Cut down dead trees at you own risk as it is very dangerous. Always have a spotter watching the top ot the tree . Sometimes when a dead tree is about to fall it causes the top 5-10 feet of the tree to break off and can fall on top of you. The result will be a major accident or death.

CAMPING IN WINDY CONDITIONS: Recommend you secure all sections of stove pipe at the joints and where the pipe attaches to the stove with sheet metal screws. Windy conditions will cause the stove pipe to loosen when the tent roof billows in the wind. Also stake down the front and back ridge end of your tent at the gommet on each end of your ridge.

OUTSIDE WOOD STOVES: All my stoves can be an outside wood stove under an overhead tarp/fly. Or completely out in the open depending upon your requirements.

SAFETY: ALL SPARK ARRESTORS WILL BECOME CLOGGED WITH ASH AND SOOT. REMEMBER TO CHECK YOUR SPARK ARRESTOR DAILY AND CLEAN SPARK ARRESTOR AS REQUIRED. USING SOFT WOOD AND LOWER TEMPERATURE STOVE BURNS WILL CAUSE THE SPARK ARRESTOR TO BE CLOGGED SOONER. A CLOGGED SPARK ARRESTOR WILL CAUSE SMOKE TO ESCAPE FROM THE STOVE DOOR INTAKE AND IN EXTREME CASES, A STOVE PIPE FIRE.

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