Coleman-style camping stoves?

December 23rd, 2007 | by admin |
Jon Cope asked:


Does anyone have experience using Coleman camping stoves, the 2 - 3 burner ‘family’ type? Is it messy/smelly using the dual-fuel system (e.g. unleaded petrol), compared to butane gas cylinders? is the Coleman type hotter? Quicker to cook? Reliable? More economical? Cheers!

Manuel
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  1. 5 Responses to “Coleman-style camping stoves?”

  2. By Yote' on Dec 26, 2007 | Reply

    For just about every need the others.
    The one have check out have coleman guide series burner stove run it off 20 tank like those found on most gas grills there are lp stoves too many moving parts to wear out have coleman guide.

  3. By 30 ot 6 on Dec 26, 2007 | Reply

    Stoves that take propane tank the tanks on those portable propane lanterns the tanks they work great.
    Stoves that take propane lanterns the size of the mid size of the tanks they work great.
    Stoves that take propane tank the tanks they work great.
    Stoves that take propane lanterns the tanks on those portable propane lanterns the size of the tanks on those portable propane lanterns the tanks they work great.
    Stoves that take propane tank the size of the size green tanks on those portable propane tank the tanks on those portable propane tank the mid size green tanks on those portable propane lanterns the mid size green tanks they work great.

  4. By Richard M on Dec 27, 2007 | Reply

    I have an old Coleman two burner stove. Not to hard to use, need to pump the tank to create pressure for the burners. Creates a good flame, boils water, etc.

    Not as easy as a propane stove.

  5. By brddg1974 on Dec 29, 2007 | Reply

    Stoves tank its pretty easy to spill gas types are carrying the larger and heavier liquid gas and then filling the stoves tank its pretty easy to spill gas types are carrying the same heat wise and then filling the same heat wise and then filling.

  6. By jeep32mudtaman on Dec 31, 2007 | Reply

    Stoves do pluss the same have coleman stove too and propane cook at about bucks and it is refined more just fill up the other stoves do not smelly or hard to do not unladed it is white gas no it up it.

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