Can an adapter and propane tank be used with this burner?
809279
I'm not 100% sure but I think it should, provided the adapter is for this kind of Coleman propane stove. Personally, I use a refill adapter to refill my One-LB propane bottles from the 20-LB BBQ propane tank. I like the ease of the 1-LB bottles. The 20-LB tanks are too bulky for camping trips. Cheerios.
809280
Yes, believe it can, as the bottle connector is a standard unit that will fit the tank adapter line.
809281
I checked my manual. It specifies using a 16.4 ounce disposable propane cylinder. There is no mention anywhere of whether a larger propane tank can be used. It does say not to change the regulator assembly and I'm thinking to use the larger tank you might have to. I would say no to that. And the smaller cylinder lasts quite awhile so I'm not sure why you would want to .
809282
Yes. It is an aftermarket set up you purchase which adapts the small inlet connection to standard 20lb propane tanks or tree type distribution systems
809283
If you mean a larger BBQ tank like a 5lb the answer is no. The regulator wont be able handle that kind of pressure and that would be bad. If you mean the taller skinny ones like plumbers use the answer is yes but that wont really do you any good the tanks are technically the same size just different shapes.
809284
Yes, I purchased a 5 foot hose with adapter and connected my stove to a 20lbs. tank with no problems. My family goes camping often and my sister also uses this method for week long camping vacations. The small propane tanks don't last long enough and packing/buying multiples is inconvenient and just not cost effective. The stove performs just fine and the extra length allows me to place the tank a safe distance. I purchased the high pressure adapter hose here on Amazon (Coleman High-Pressure Propane Hose and Adapter). Hope this helps...
809285
It works fine with extender hoses made for the purpose. They don't have a regulator but rely on the regulator assembly that comes with the stove. The stove end of the hose simulates the top of a 1# propane tank. The tank end screws onto the tank connector. Another variation connects to a propane tree which connects to the tank. Totally easy, totally safe, designed for that purpose.A 20# tank is not convenient to lug around but lasts a lot longer if you don't have to move it around. There are intermediate size tanks that are a compromise between capacity and weight.
1177703
With an adapter hose you can hook it to any size tank you want. I use mine with a 100lb propane tank. That gives me 600+hours of constant heat when the heater is operating on low setting.
1493785
I am not 100% sure but most propane operated equipment can be changed by using a different type of intake adapter. I would get with your local gas company and I am sure they have an adapter to use. I know they can take a stove from natural gas to propane so it should be the same principle but just in reverse.
1257738
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.
618295
with the right adapter probable. but if you are going to use this to do soldering. propane will not reach a hot enough temp to get the silver tin solder to flow.
1537295
Yes, I use it with a 20lb propane tank, the same as used for a propane grill. You will need to buy a hose that has the correct connection for the stove, and and adapter to connect the hose to the tank.
1315810
No, it doesn have the adapter to make that work. I wouldn't do it, just buy some butane
578942
Will work with a bbq tank with the right adapter. check at your local hardware store. You will also need a regulator, also available at your local hardware
842130
I have not done that but i dont see why not, as long as the fitting from the propane tank fits just like the little coleman tanks fitting u should be fine. Not a bad idea, cause it would last way longer.
149913
You will need to go to a propane dealer and get an adapter. Any plumbing supply should help you also. I had to buy a couple of adapters.
929508
I am unfamiliar with this burner so cannot give a conclusive answer to your question. Generally speaking however, with the right fittings, this hose can easily be made to work with any propane or natural gas appliance.
213783
You may use the small one pound cylinder by screwing it into the fitting one th right side of the grill. I prefer to use the adapter to attach a larger propane bottle. I also have a five foot long propane hose to run from the grill to five gallon tank. You may need an adapter on the tank side also. The grill works great and I use it a lot at home and camping.
2249317
As some of the other comments here suggest it may not be the safest thing to do. However the maker of the kit sells replacement natural gas burners http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/natural-gas-jet-burners.htm. If you feel like you need your burner connected to natural gas I would suggest contacting Bayou Classic to inquire about your options.
74963
Technically yes but in practice no. Propane requires a heavier canister that has a different size coupling than the lightweight propane/butane canisters this stove is designed for. So while it can burn propane you will have a hard time finding a canister that fits. Coleman makes a single burner stove that fits their heavy, straight propane canisters, I think.
1848293
They don't use propane, they use butane. Very different fuel canisters and very different in the way they attach. So no, there is no use trying to hook up a propane hose (which is threaded) or trying to use propane as a fuel for this burner.
1999693
You must buy a portable gas canister or a large (20 lb.) tank which needs a special adaptor. I've only used my Cuisinart one time, but I expect several uses before my small propane canister runs out of fuel.
2182049
I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found at any hardware store. I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found... » Read More I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found at any hardware store. « Show Less