Re: mobile oven question
The gas burner needs to be accompanied with a flame failure device.
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Not with an air vent in the right place...you could have air and have it positioned to keep the fire contained, IMO.Originally posted by charger10s View PostIf you had a close fitting door, wouldn't the fire go out for lack of oxygen?1 Photo
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If you had a close fitting door, wouldn't the fire go out for lack of oxygen?Originally posted by Grimaldi View PostMy guess is they travel with the fire burning...think simple here, if it were you would you have a close fitting door that contains the fire securely or have an additional elaborate propane system just for going between sites?
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My guess is they travel with the fire burning...think simple here, if it were you would you have a close fitting door that contains the fire securely or have an additional elaborate propane system just for going between sites?Originally posted by sonomacast View PostA few times in France, I have seen mobile pizza oven trucks, selling pizza in campsites and villages, moving from place to place, Do you think they light the fire back at base and drive the trucks with the fire burning or what? Thank's
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We discourage discussion of gas burners in home-built ovens. They are potentially unsafe.
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Is it easy to install a gas burner into a wood oven which will also burn wood?
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I would doubt they travel with a lit fire, probably mostly gas heated until they get to the campsites.
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mobile oven question
A few times in France, I have seen mobile pizza oven trucks, selling pizza in campsites and villages, moving from place to place, Do you think they light the fire back at base and drive the trucks with the fire burning or what? Thank'sTags: None





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