Just wondering what you guys are doing for kettles in the cab ?
I bought a 24v job from south mimms last week and although it’s working fine at the minute, I have noticed that the plug is getting really hot by the time it’s boiled.
It’s good enough for now but I know at some point it’s going to need replacing.
I don’t have a stove as haven’t needed one before.
Thanks for that, on shopping list for the weekend.
I don’t cook in the cab…but do a lot of fishing.
Best 15 quid I ever spent.
Spam and egg toasties for breakfast.
Oh yes.
Chicago town pizzas,fit a treat,as well.
If you’re allowed to carry a gas stove, then get one. So much quicker, and dare i say safer as long as you open a window briefly to make sure no gas has built up in the cab.
Hammy747:
If you’re allowed to carry a gas stove, then get one. So much quicker, and dare i say safer as long as you open a window briefly to make sure no gas has built up in the cab.
make sure you turn the stove off correctly & store it correctly
Hammy747:
If you’re allowed to carry a gas stove, then get one. So much quicker, and dare i say safer as long as you open a window briefly to make sure no gas has built up in the cab.
make sure you turn the stove off correctly & store it correctly
ALWAYS detach the gas bottle after use, as they sometimes have a tendency to leak too.
I was bought a kettle to plug into the truck I tried it. It was either broken on purchase or I was far to impatient waiting for it to boil either way it’s now in a lay-by bin
So I tried option 2 my gas stove plus pan of water I was shocked how quickly it boiled!!
If you have a good inverter in your motor, a 240v 1000w travel kettle boils a good cuppa just as quick as my old gas stove…and i dont have to pack everything away again.