You could import antiques not new ones legally. I am sure you could get away with it but really there are enough old ones around why bother?
Time and amount needed. Its a real headache looking for this stuff. Would be a full time job buying and shipping these for a few months.
I can't believe they are still getting away with selling that pos.I found larger ones for US sales by USSC. but far too large.
It shouldn't be a problem unless you get caught. You probably won't but you don't want to pay the fines if you do
I think its illegal in use or sale not importing. Also can be defined as "camp stove" for the purpose of resale. Doesnt have to meet any requirements under that definition
The "camp stove" thing was eliminated with the last round of regulations because us stove co was taking advantage of it to sell their crap here. I see they are now getting away with it by claiming it's only for coal.
I'm sad to see that. Unfortunately that means a lot of small stove makers like 'Navigator Stove Works' wont be in business. Also a shame for those making great small stoves for marine use abroad wont be able to import.
No one is banning campfires. And I go camping all the time no way in hell I would sleep next to one of the POS camp stoves. I wouldn't have an issue with them getting an exemption for emissions. The market is so small it wouldn't make any difference. It is the safety issues that bother me.
What things? I have absolutely no problem with quality pot belly stoves. The one he linked to is an absolutely horrible Chinese copy with terrible quality castings. They are dangerous.
