Coleman Stove Pressure Regulator Pipe 5410A----Well your regulator fit...Thnaks in advance..
1694239
I bought it for the single camping burner. You should look up the parts list for the stove you have to get the correct part number. Coleman has mammy different
1694240
Didn't fit. I didn't have a model number for my stove so couldn't select on that basis. The difference is in the stove connector end hidden by the knurled brass ring. You can't tell until you rip it off the shrink-wrapped card.
1694241
It was perfect and I was able to sell it complete in my yard sale. A young couple bought it that I know they love to camp. Me I like my trailer and comfort getting older!! Thanks
1652559
It does not screw into the same fitting as the small (1 lb.) propane cylinder. This is a quick-connect fitting for low pressure (out of a two stage regulator) propane hose. Unless there is a 1/4-NPT female fitting on the grill, you will need to adapt the stove to accept this fitting.
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
319991
It should fit right in. This is a 1 psig regulator and your system should operate at 11" wc so it will be more than enough 1 psig = 27.67 " wc you shouldn't need fittings
1170593
mine is a 6 liter cooker. Look for the model # stamped inside the cover near the pressure relief valve and then search for the seal that works with your model. Mine is model 502U.
1064272
I would contact Coleman directly. I ordered a burner and regulator from them for my older grill some time ago.
1046763
Ricardo, I do not know. The stoves we had in my Scout Troop were 2 burner stoves, with the screw on Coleman style canisters. The pressure regulator was universal to most Coleman stoves. I would be willing to bet it fits, if you have a Coleman stove. If not, just return it.
329097
The burner that I ordered works very well with high pressure propane (like in a gas bottle). "Plug-in gas" tubes in a house use lower pressure, so the orifice size will be wrong, and the regulator will also be wrong. My advice: don't do it.
2238295
It fit my older Coleman. Had to modify the back holes just a little was easy and came out great.
1234700
Steven - This regulator probably does nothing for you. Your Coleman stove should have a built in regulator. I use this regulator to control the propane flow to a burner for a smoker that I built. It works very well for that purpose. If for some reason your Coleman stove does not have burner controls (which is the regulator) you would need something to control the flow of fuel, such as this regulator.
407657
Honestly I have no clue. We took parts from another grill we had but that was the regulator. Sorry I couldn't help
1284113
I don't know, but my suggestion is to get on your stove manufacturer's website and ask them the question. That will be your best advice.
1152189
I don't know. I ordered it from the model number from the stove for a rental house I own. The tenant installed it and it was correct for this stove. Sorry
1452802
Seems to me it should fit because the pipe the same diameter. I would double check to make sure.
1607687
This item did end up fitting. It look different than the one I had originally in the stove but does work. Thanks
907272
Yes, it fits. Did not install it myself. It does seem extraneous, though. The stove does fine without it.
206289
Check your old one if it is an 8" burner too it will fit the upset might be difference. if you know how electrical wire works, you can rewire it the fit yours.