What type of connector do I need for this Coleman Stove? I see many types but do not know which one to buy
149952
The stove comes with the connector. All you need are bottles of propane fuel!
149953
This camping stove comes with its own connector for the 1lb propane bottle so you don't need extra connectors.
149954
It comes with a adaptor for the standard green propane tanks you can buy at a local grocery store
149955
The Coleman stove comes equipped withe standard connector for Coleman LP fuel cannisters.
149956
it comes with the connector. you don't need to worry about that as long as you buy the small, green, one-use propane canisters.
1579885
Any standard adapter hose will work. I bought mine from Academy Sports. Make sure you get one at least 4' long. 5 or 6' would be better. That'll give you a little flexibility in moving the grill around without dragging the tank around. While I'm at it let me encourage you to get the handle to remove the grates and the wok pan and cast iron smoker/steamer... In fact you can't go wrong with any of the accessories as long as they are the 12" ones. Love my STOK!
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If you're going to hook it to a propane TANK then you need the adapter/hose. If you hook it up to a small cylinder which you typically find in the sporting goods section, no, it has the connector.
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I can't give you a specific answer other than to confirm that it didn't work for me either. It appears that the standard male connection on a propane appliance (a grill in my case) isn't long enough to mate with the valve in this connector. Sorry I can't be more help, but the issue of various standards for gas connectors is a bit confusing. bac
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1st and most important is that Quick Connect is used for low pressure connections ONLY. If you have a newer rig that delivers low pressure gas to an outside coupling and you current appliance (stove) has a control valve that uses a gas bottle or feed from a portable tank (dial that has a regulator built in that can be unscrewed) Then it will replace the old hose and valve for use with your low pressure feed. Keep your old high pressure hose and valve.... just in case you need a "green" fuel bottle in a pinch or you are not close to you rig and need to use a portable tank.
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I am not sure what a Coleman connector is but one end of Stansport has the same fitting as the top of the small green propane dispoable cylinders. The other end mates with the typical 5 gallon white propane tanks found on most BBQ grills.
942355
My Jayco TT has the same quick disconnect hook-up that you described above. Unfortunately, the research I've done has revealed that this is a low-flow hook up and won't work with the Weber Baby-Q which is a high-flow unit. Some forums that I have read discuss a work around for this problem but they all seemed very complicated and somewhat costly. I purchased the hose adapter to be able to screw directly to the tanks at the front of the trailer but have also found it much easier to just use the small LP tanks so I can grill anywhere I want... including under my awning. Though this stove will most likely not work with the quick disconnect on your RV/TT, I feel you will find that this BBQ unit is far superior than the ones made for RV's and TT's. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!!
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I checked the Coleman website, it says your stove (5430A700) needs a 5430-5541 pressure regulator. I enlarged the item picture on Amazon.com and this is a 5420-5651 regulator, so it is the wrong part. Look for a 5430-5541 on Amazon.com or buy it from Coleman (I happened to notice they have it in stock).
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Thanks for your response. I bought one of these connectors but it was the wrong size, too small to fit the one I had. I am looking for the right one to fit my existing connector.
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Do yourself a favor, I have purchased 2 of these heaters. Take the hose/regulator and the 90 degree elbow with you to the home depot or Lowes and let them get the correct adaptor for you. That's what I did. If I remember correctly its not an npt thread on both ends of the connector. I don't know why Mr. Heater doesn't supply everything needed to connect to the propane tank.
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It's the little butane canisters you buy at REI or any outdoor store - they come in usually 2 different sizes. Just screw it on to the fitting on the hose from the stove. Easy...
720510
You have to purchase small propane container connector then cut off the end and attach to provided adapter which will screw on to outside connection.
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I will measure it asap... I can tell you that it did not fit my Coleman grill+burner that I bought new in 2001. I had to remove the part that attaches to the stove and replace it with my old one, as only my regulator was bad. I also replaced the Schrader valve.
863127
I have done it. You just have to have the adapter hose. Any adapter propane hose will work.
37210
It works for the Coleman road trip grill (the red one). I don't know what else its compatible with. It works great, though! I haven't have any problems with it.
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I amthe new not sure about the numbers, I soldered the new cord into the wiring on my Coleman cooler, now when the plug goes bad, all i have to do is unplug the inline connector and plug in a new cord.
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It is the type of fitting that a Coleman Stove or Grill would have. Hope that answers your question.