Can this stove/hose/regulator be used with the disposable 1 pound propane canisters (rather than the 20 pound tanks) -- with or without some kind of adapter?
1705451
YES - but - Two burner on high will only last about 40 minutes. Camp Chef Disposable Bottle Adapter
1705452
I do not think so. The stove does not have a fitting for a canister and I do not think there is an adapter on the market.I also agree with Gfyadair. This stove provides a lot of heat. I do not think a 1 pound canister would last long. Also, still happy with this purchase since when ever I first posted.
1705453
Not without another adapter and with the distance between the grates and the burner this stoves uses a lot of pressure and fuel. Good stove just designed for larger jobs
1705454
You have to use 20 pound tank . It comes with a 5 foot hose and regulator for 20 pound tank . You can get adapter to connect to 1 pound canister. I have mine set up to connect to my camping trailer gas supply . It work great any way you set it up.
1692052
I do not believe you can. The trailer systems are pressure regulated at the propane bottles. The stove pressure regulator is the connector to the stove itself and designed to have propane bottle pressure at the connector regulator. Tapping into your external gas tap would give you a low pressure problem at the stove. I would not do it. Buy the adapter hose and run it off a 20lb or 10lb propane bottle. I use a 10lb bottle I got from camping world it is small and stores easily. Saves $ by not using the disposable bottles. Hope this helps.
656759
I'm not certain, but I used a standard propane tank that they sell for use with grills so I think yours should be the same as far as connecting. I just open the valve all the way and it works ok for me, so I don't think the regulator should pose a problem either.
325434
This connects to a standard twenty pound, outdoor grill size propane tank. Look for the "steak saver" adapter for the one pound tanks that are typically used with a camp stove. I have both the hose for my two burner camp stove and the "steak saver" in order to use the smaller tanks. And the "steak saver" really can save your steak when the grill tank runs out too soon.
2066682
If you want to use a bulk (5 gal) tank, yes. You'll need a hose and Type-1 adapter. Otherwise the little green Coleman bottles screw right in.
833151
It is designed to work with a 16.4 oz. propane canister (camping standard). You would have to outfit with a regulator to adapt a propane tank to it.
781552
Stove comes with connector for the screw on green bottle propane. You will need to Purchase proper hose with that same end and other end to fit tank or the lantern tower like my scout troop uses on our 20 lb. Tanks.
1702446
you should be able to with a hose connector like a regular bbq that you would normally use at home. The small propane bottles are inexpensive and work really well. You just have to be sure you hold it upright and level when attaching it to the regulator, then, tilt it onto the holder.
575072
No this is a "white gas" stove, propane is a whole other animal! The adapter is more likely to convert from disposable cylinders to bulk propane cylinders, but, that is not for this stove.
1665056
Coleman 2000005062 5-Ft. High-Pressure Hose & Adapter; This is available from Amazon for $20 and connects the larger 20lb propane cylinder to appliances built to screw onto the 1lb cylinders. Since it has a hose, you will have to somehow mount the burner to something else, since it normally just sits on top of the 1lb cylinder.
1992788
You can if you have the adapter to do so. You still need a propane hose with a regulator in it though
360193
You need to buy the gas adapter hose. Out of the box it works with the small 1lb campling stove and lantern tanks.
1665057
If you could find an adapter that connects directly to the tank and has a 90 degree elbow or perhaps a "T" adapter that can be capped on the bottom and the top pointed up, that would probably be the only option. You can easily connect a hose from the propane tank to the stove, however, the stove would need a sturdy base to rest on. I believe the manufacturer does not recommend it be used in such a manner though.
1106161
I have used this for an older Colman camp stove. Worked well but had to use a filter at stove connection due to "dirty" propane in 20lb tank.
849845
I can't say for sure I'm not familiar with that stove but what I can see in pictures is that the regulator is at the propane tank which means that the LP gas is hitting the knobs. This means that you should be able to use the hose with the proper brass fittings but I did lots of reading and looking before I went this route with our BBQ and trailer quick connect. The quick connect fittings on our trailer are made by Fairview and I was able to get brass fittings from a local pump shop that sold pressure washers. Hope this helps.Mike
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.
1594803
I used this hose to connect a portable table top propane barbeque to a bulk tank instead of the one pound bottles. All I needed was a splitter that connected to the bulk tank [$18.] I connected this hose to one port of the splitter for the barbeque and another to the other port the my two burner stove. With the extra length of these hoses I could tuck the tank out of the way under the table. As long as your grill has a regulator on it this should work fine. You could also contact Coleman for more specific information.