Description
xEmbark on a new chapter in your outdoor journey with Yukon Wolf, where innovation meets necessity with our latest and most exciting creation—the EGAN-MX2 Portable Multi-Function Camping Wood Stove Package, complete with a 3.5 liters hot water tank.
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All-in-one solution for cooking, heating, and hot water
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Built-in 3.5 liters hot water tank for convenience
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Versatile design perfect for winter camping, ice fishing, and hot tent adventures
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Efficient combustion system for maximum heat with minimal wood consumption
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Crafted with Yukon Wolf's signature durability and precision
EGAN-MX2 General Description & Specifications
EGAN-MX2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The EGAN-MX2 Camping Wood Stove System is designed and developed according to the Canadian outdoor needs.
Here are some highlights:
- ✅Stylish design with the bird-cage style made of steel for the door handle and Air-Control knobs so they are super durable and they never get hot.
- ✅Large window on the door provides the best view of the fire.
- ✅The EGAN-MX2 Advanced Combustion System has designed for efficient wood burning and it includes the Secondary Burn, Baffle Plate, Primary Air Control, Tertiary/Glass wash Air Control.
- ✅The EGAN-MX2 operates effectively and efficiently which means generating good amount of heat while consuming less wood logs.
- ✅The EGAN-MX2 has a uniquely designed 3.5 Lit hot water tank. The whole water tank and its faucet are made of 304 Stainless Steel.
- ✅The water tank can be installed on the stove in 4 different positions which gives the user more options for choosing the water tank position according to their needs.
- ✅The three-side racks provides a good size of warm area around the stove to enhance cooking.
EGAN-MX2 SPECIFICATIONS
EGAN-MX2 Package Content
The EGAN-MX2 Package as you will receive it
 Total package weight = 45 lbs (20.5 kg)
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The Stove Box Contents
The stove box contents are listed in the following table.
The Water Tank Box Contents
The water tank box contents are listed in the following table.
EGAN-MX2 Chimney Pipes
The standard pipe installation for the EGAN-MX2 camping wood stove with the pipe sizes are shown in the picture below. These chimney pipe pieces are included in the stove package.
Passing The Chimney Pipe Through a Wall
For passing the chimney pipe through a wall, the pipe arrangement for the best performance is shown in the picture below.
PLEASE NOTE: This chimney pipe arrangement requires 3 items (two 45-deg elbows and one 3in pipe) more that the standard pipes that come with the package.
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EGAN-MX2 Water Tank
EGAN-MX2 Water Tank Design
The EGAN-MX2 water tank has been engineered to adopt the user needs during camping. It can easily and securely installed on the stove. Completely made of Stainless Steel 304 with rust resistant coating and durable construction.
EGAN-MX2 Water Tank Positions
The water tank can be installed at different positions on the stove. Each position has its own advantage and it is up to the users which one can best for them.
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EGAN-MX2 Advanced Combustion System
The EGAN-MX2 camping wood stove is equipped with an advanced combustion
system which enables it to work effectively and efficiently.
The EGAN-MX2 camping wood stove provides a good amount of heat while burning less wood, that means it can burn the wood with less heat loss. It also burns much of the unhealthy gases and fumes through the secondary burn process so, in general, it is a cleaner stove and more environmentally friendly than other camping stoves without the secondary burn.
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The baffle plate installed in front of the exhaust hole in the fire box to prevent escaping the gases produced by wood combustion through the chimney pipe. The baffle plate creates a DELAY as the hot gases need to go around the baffle plate before reaching to the exhaust hole. This delay allows the hot fresh secondary air to be catch the hot gases and burn them before they pass the baffle plate. This re-burn process, as we call it the secondary burn, not only burns most of the unhealthy gases and particles but also increases the heat efficiency of the wood stove.
Customer Reviews
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The following are my opinions & learnings of my newly purchased Egan-MX2 Portable Camp Stove. I have/labelled attached pics for relative comments areas
Conditions:
Location: Backyard test area (YW1 Back yard pre burn no tent yet)
OAT: near -3 deg C
Wood used: Xflame from Home hardware (YW5 Xflame Log). Left my power saw up in Northern Cabin. 500 Km away.
Installed in a 8 X 8 Clam Ice Fishing Tent (YW2 Stick kindling Initial Start)
Ice fishing tent after market chimney vent (YW6 Amazon Chimney Jack). So easy to install using solder gun , and little cutting of red silicone jack for chimney pipe. Jack performed well, not too hi temperature issues experienced during test.
Stove rear clearance to tent wall 14 inches. (Rear wall of tent insulated with 2 layer fire (welders)blanket , plus stove ground insulated same as tent wall.
Following rough times and stove temps incurred.
20 minutes: 306-400 degrees C (possibly higher) due no laser site on IR gun
25 minutes put water (SST) reservoir (full) facing towards back of stove.(YW7 Stove Perspective from Chair position)
40 minutes reservoir @ full boil (sorry not pics, have to take my word)
60 minutes of full burn, Full dampers (stove front door), with tent fresh combustion air provided via rear tent door slightly open(half way burn with Xflame log),
0 CO2 level, one Home Hardware X flame log used, almost turned to dust, inside temp based on ground to roof, about 33 degrees C, with outside temp of -3 degrees C.
Am I impressed, thus far, but still much more to test & learn with future usage. Below is the good & bad
Could not remove water reservoir from stove due to metal expansion. learning place reservoir on side of stove as opposed to top.
Stove wood loading/ via front door no issues but, very difficult for me, as you had to lie on ground to see into glass (YW4 Stove proximity to ground)
Further experience may alleviate this issue BUT I am looking @ safe alternative(s) leg extension design (or other) to raise stove further up off ground. This height issues seems common in the market for this size of stove. The welding blanket, was even starting to sure signs of heat distortion(chance in color, maybe to be expected) below the stove. As result, starting place snow between bottom of stove and welding blanket, just as precaution?
But, had nice comfortable view of fire in stove from Lawn chair. (YW7 Stove Perspective from Chair position) Just pain in you know what, to actually to see directly into burn chamber without having to lie on your belly.
But while on belly, extremely cool & pleasing to see the 2ndary burn happening, with both the glass & primary are vents closed. I took video of this,, but could not transfer from phone to laptop. You could actually see the flame coming out of the rear burn chamber holes, swirling, & flame making their way forward to the front of the stove, & swirling up to the rear over the past the stove rear chimney plate.
The stove is Not a "technically true" EPA secondary burn to my understanding, but suits it design purpose for this stove. I AM NOT AWARE OF ANY OTHER STOVE ON THE HOT STOVE MARKET THAT HAS THIS TRUE FEATURE, BUT WHAT DO I KNOW?
My understanding, wood gives off gases, such as H2, CH4, CO, CO2, H2O Vapor as natural process of combustion which in most stoves is exhausted up the chimney, but in a 2ndary burn principal, if the forementioned gases are mixed with sufficient quantities of prewarmed air, these gases will actually burn to create a further BTU transfer to the stove, rather than be emitted as exhaust. (i.e. clearer exhaust) Hence the EPA stove (environmental protection act design, found in house wood burning stoves).. With all said, less wood consumed with 2ndary burn vs stove without 2ndary burn.
My understanding built in Ontario, if so Yukonwolf, you have just made a proud Canadian that much more proud. Extremely competitive hot stove market out there, well done.
The purchase price was fantastic, the shipping cost to the west, no so great. But that is not new. Grumble, grumble, I used my Clam Ice fishing tent as an experiment with this stove, it passed with flying colors. I don't really care if the stove is not SST, this stove will outlast me if properly cared for.
1 hour burn time @ full air to Stove, 0 CO2 (readings in a very small area), not too hot on rear wall, little hot on bottom fire blanket, not great (hence need to be higher off ground).
I Could go on and on,,, don't be shy to buy one... but hopefully the above will help your decision. Sorry could only attach max of 5 pictures. Cheers
R
Great little stove! I purchased this unit for my otter insulated hub style tent for winter camping. Glad I went with this model, great quality and the water tank is a bonus, normally an extra charge from other brands. I purchased two 45’s and I straight pipe for going out the side window. Works great. I built a little 8” table for it to sit on.
S
Love it! Very fast shipping!! Thank you
J
I really like it, it's solid, I've only done one burn in fire so far. The only thing I wish was that it was about 2 inches longer to fit slightly longer pieces. But I understand they want to keep the weight down to keep it portable (I'd buy and carry a larger one if that was an option). I like the thickness of the stove. I will be using it at the end of the month to go camping and it's still going to be cold out (Northern Ontario), so this should be a nice tool to keep us warm and cook off of.
Also the water tank is great.
And the customer service was really good, I ordered some extra pipes and they contacted me to figure out what I needed for a setup and corrected some of my pipes to make sure I have a safer setup.
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