G'day Chelsea,

The handle slots into the sides of the lid if you're wanting to use it just to lift the lid. If you're wanting to lift the entire camp oven then you slot the handles through the handles at the side of the camp oven. There is no need to bend anything, they are pre-bent to the correct angles and widths to fit.

G'day Jason,

Unfortunately, the Bushranger 7.5L Camp Oven is a little large to fit in a standard Aussie milk crate.

G'day Phil,

The general consensus here is that we think that the 7.5L will suit a 1-1.5kg roast, but for anything larger, the 12.5L might be a better option.

G'day Megan,

Great question, we're not too sure if the Bushranger Camp Oven will fit under the closed hood of a Baby Q as we don't actually sell Weber. We've got all the dimensions on our site so maybe you can try and measure the inside of your weber before you order and decide based on that!

G'day Ryan,

I've just double checked and unfortunately, the Bushranger 7.5L doesn't fit inside the Bushking 12.5L.

G'day Hayden,

You can check out the Hillbilly BushRanger 7.5L Kit 2 here- the accessories include: 

• 7.5 L BushRanger Camp Oven
• Lid and Handle
• Extension ring
• Baking trivet
• Veggie ring
• Pot stand
• Carry bag

Otherwise, the Hillbilly Bushranger 7.5L is a stand-alone camp oven. 

G'day Sammy,

You should be fine to use the Hillbilly Bushranger 7.5L with the Campfire Tripod. They are made from 9mm steel and designed to hold the cast iron camp ovens that are a fair bit heavier than the Bushranger so it shouldn't be a problem

G'day Hamish,

You can certainly use the Hillbilly Bushranger 7.5L on a Companion 2 burner stove. They might take a little longer to heat up, and won't function as an 'oven' without coals on the top, but you can still use it as a large pot on the stove.

Hi Kate, 

The Hillbilly Bushranger is made from Spun Blue Steel, has a one year warranty and doesn't have a layer of paint on it. I’ve just measured the one we have downstairs as Hillbilly don’t provide the thickness on their website, at it looked to be 2mm thick to me.

It does have oil on it from manufacture though, so you will need to clean and season it before use. I hope this helps Kate. 

G'day Chris,

The Hillbilly 7.5L Bushranger does fit on the Ozpig, although the lid will just touch the chimney so it sits slightly toward the front. Cooking in it on an Ozpig should be fine, it's made from similar materials to the Big Boar. 

G'day Renee, 

I have just double checked this, and the manufacturer's website says that the Bushranger is made in Australia. 

G'day Barry, 

I've just popped downstairs and measured the Hillbilly Bushranger 7.5L oven, and the diameter of the base is 24cm so you could probably squeeze a small chook in there - in fact if you're planning on doing that we'd recommend a trivet to stand it on while it cooks.