Your stove will just need a clean, there's nothing really to break down on them, assuming it's not slowing down just because the gas is too cold to vaporise Ridgemonkey have had no end of problems with their stoves, the rest of their gear is good stuff though. I've got the extension with a new regulator which removes easily but what are the joints called and where can I get them in the UK? If on budget then bulin t4 if you're not Primus easy fuel 2.I have had my primus years and it's never let me down or had a service If you can find the adaptor you can refill the Coleman canisters with propane. That doesn't bother with the cold.

Just sold my Primus gravity and bought a new T4 two weeks ago after following recommendations on here. Nobody mentioned having problems with them or performance dropping off after a while at all. Last week they were the best thing since sliced bread and this week they can be iffy sometimes. Would we recommend using them for everyday cooking throughout the duration of the year? Probably not. They’re quite bulky as they house the petrol in a single unit underneath the stove. Angling Direct doing what they do best.Putting their prices up just before a sale.Bunch of robbing *******s All my session fishing takes place South of London so that may make difference. Water freezes at nought degrees C. Two or three consecutive days with daytime temperatures below freezing and the lakes will freeze and nobody will be fishing. We are not in the Arctic and we need liquid water to fish. Never had a problem with cheap lightweight gas stoves. Little bit slower in cold weather, but I can live with that. Don't waste a fortune on some more overkill gear.

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Glad this post came up, my bulin has been playing up gradually losing power over the last few months with me needing to tip the gas canister over far earlier than it used to. just sold it straight away these type of stoves are meant for people travelling that may be in a place where buying a tin of gas is not possible I've tried different bottles that didn't make any difference and not sure how to clean it to be honest.

Unless there's been some huge leaps since 2015, I think they're useless. They're governed by the pressure in the gas bottle. Some might have shielding which might make a difference. Mine on the other hand is like turbo nutter bstard powerful, although it simmers just the same as a gas cooker. It is the ball hang. Yetis on My Everest use these things You might get away with just a squirt of brake cleaner inside while holding the stove upside down to clear the carbon deposits The Bulin T4 is a carbon-copy of the ever-popular Trakker Armolife Stove. In fact, I would bet everything I own on these being produced in the same factory. The small but might Bulin T4 is well-loved by carp anglers. Blow me down..... Thursday morning im on the bank,,,,, 1st frost of the year and the stove stopped working again.... You will get fails in everything mass produced its a percentage thing its all made in the same factory just rebadged 99% of the timehowever i DON'T fish in sub-zero temps anymore , cos i'm getting on and still use a 80's waterlot bivvy!!! Our main gripe is with the windshield/lid, which is held in place by one very small catch that slips into a tiny groove. Why they didn’t put one on the other side to make the lid less wobbly, we’ve no idea. It tends to give the cooker an unstable feel.