I have a Tilley Titan double burner with grill. It must be over 50 years old, but runs great. However, I am concerned as to the safety of this cooker. It has a screw-in valve that directly connects the cooker to the gas bottle via a standard hose. There is not a gas regulator for it, its just the valve. Is this normal type connection for this type of stove ?
I also have a equally old double burner that screws directly into a gas bottle. Is this safe ?
I had one of those and likewise found it a great little unit but couldn't get some of the spares needed so it had to go. It works off of high pressure gas hence no regulator. I think it was pretty much the norm for the time but I don't think it was as safe as low pressure if there was a leak. My only concern would lie in how good any integral seals were after such a long time.
Dave.
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Topic: Tilley Titan cooker
