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i have got both m8 and the duel fuel cooks a lot quicker than gas and lasts longer. if i go fishing i just take the duel fuel but if i go camping with the family i take both. the best deal i have seen for a double duel fuel burner is at costco priced 29.99 it cot me £50 just for my sigle burner.

                           good luck terry

I use a dual fuel double burner, recommend it to anybody, after a couple of goes (it's a bit frightening the first time you light it) it's really easy to use and folds small.  I also take a small single burner gas stove just in case but it hasn't been used in 2 years.

I saw the one in CostCo yesterday. £36 with the VAT.

I think its this one:  http://www.singersoutdoors.co.uk/showproduct.asp?id=1217&pgid=40&r=40/1/0/0

Anyone used it? Seems like a good price.

Quote: Originally posted by leonsmith on 24/5/2007

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I saw the one in CostCo yesterday. £36 with the VAT.

Anyone used it? Seems like a good price.

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That's definitely the one, and the price is pretty good.

We've had our double burner for a few years now, and it's bullet proof.

I've also seen the triple burner on sale here in the UK now, but not anywhere cheap enough to tempt me.  Yet.

cheers

Z

If you saw that at £36, I would snap it up.  You'd be lucky to find it anyhwere deliverd for much less than £50 and most places are nearer £70. 

It is a classic bit of kit .. it doesn't change every year .. will last a lifetime.

And, if it gets dirty - like ground in egg yolk and bacon bits - you just chuck it in the dishwasher when you get home.

Easy.

Well - everything, apart from the fuel tank / generator / valve bit.

After it comes out of the dishwasher, put some WD40 on the secondary burner valve, and run both burners for about 15 minutes to clear out any soapy bubbles from the burner assemblies.

Dont' suppose that Coleman would recommend it, but it works for me.

Z