G'day Joe,

Generally, the tripod would be set up over your campfire for the duration of your trip, it's designed to be set up as a camp cooking aid, not something you'd need to repeatedly set up and pack up.
The only consideration for removing it is if you wanted to absolutely crank your fire and make it massive when you're sitting around at night, but otherwise there wouldn't be any issues.

G'day Darrel,

No, the Campfire Tripod doesn't come with a carry bag.

G'day Ebert,

The legs are a fixed length of 110cm, and are not extendable.  The Tripod can be set up at a range of heights depending on how wide you spread out the legs and whether or not you dig them into the ground a little. 

G'day Glen,

There's no minimum and maximum heights on this tripod sorry, it's fully adjustable so there are so many variables.
Not only is the chain and hook adjustable but the 3 legs can be set at whatever distance you like.  Obviously the closer the legs are the higher your oven and vice versa.  The size oven you are using will also affect how high you can set up.

G'day Bambi,

The central bolt is fixed, so, unfortunately, you won't be able to detach the legs, but they freely move so you can adjust the leg angle.

G'day Ada,

The Campfire Tripod is a fully flexible cooking frame that does not have a fixed size.  Each leg loops around a central bolt and can be extended out as far as you like.  You can set this up as small or large as you require.

G'day Warren,

There is no official weight rating for the Campfire Tripod, however, as a guide, I wouldn't recommend anything more than a full 9QT camp oven (even this depending on the surface the tripod is on might be too much).