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[armycook]

hi all i am taken an army cook house over to French it runs on LPG propane . will i be able to buy and use LPG over there ? or can i take bottles off propane over on the ferry with us . if available would it fit a UK gages . any help would be appreciated thanks

 

[vwalan]

hi as an ex army catering corp soldier .i would get french bottles and change the regulators on the cooking equipment you are taking. thats unless you are returning it all very quickly to uk. then take a big uk bottle. lpg is just about world wide. either butane or propane. uk is normally more expensive . have fun 24250209at your service.

 

[Tbear]

Hi Armycook,

I am sure what Vwalan says is correct. I just wondered what you ment by an Army Cook House.

24430327

 

[Deleted member 8180]

Hi Armycook,

I am sure what Vwalan says is correct. I just wondered what you ment by an Army Cook House.

24430327

Is that a number or the population of China?????? (2435....)

 

[Tbear]

Not ex-forces then Mastodon?

 

[Deleted member 12539]

Is the cookhouse a trailer?

An old soldier then vwalan?
Not so old a soldier Tbear?
24317283 :cheers:

 

[Deleted member 8180]

Not ex-forces then Mastodon?

2 words: Compo sausage

 

[armycook]

yes its MkIIA No4 cook trailer i am a TA cook Sgt and we are going on a battlefield tour with a group off 50

 

[armycook]

:fun:

 

[Tbear]

2 words: Compo sausage

The only thing known to man thats guaranteed to bung you up for at least a week and then explode on contact with fresh fruit and veg:tongue:

 

[Tbear]

:fun:

That amount of gas would be a pain to lug around Vwalan was correct. The only other choice would be a :danger: No 1 Burner :danger:

Richard