What are the Brackets on the Camco Big Red Portable Gas Campfire Used for?
Updated 09/12/2025 | Published 08/29/2025
Question:
What are these brackets?
asked by: Steven A
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Expert Reply:
Hey Steven!
The brackets on the bottom of the Camco Big Red Portable Gas Campfire w/ 10' Long Hose # CAM58035 are used to secure the red lid over the rest of the campfire. This campfire kit is designed to store in more of a compact way as you can see in the second photo I'm linking to this page.
Was there something else you were talking about, or does this solve your mystery?
expert reply by:
Jon G
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Big Red Portable Gas Campfire Set Up
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Big Red Portable Gas Campfire in Stored Position
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Camco Big Red Portable Gas Campfire w/ 10' Long Hose
- Portable Grills and Fire Pits
- Fire Pits
- Portable
- Propane
- 13 Inch Wide
- Camco
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Jon G.
9/12/2025
Hey Steven, did the explanation about the brackets on the Camco Big Red Portable Gas Campfire help clear things up for you? I'm asking because your feedback could assist others who are curious about the same feature.