can you use this with a 16 ounce/one pound Coleman Propane bottle?
1128619
Yes, you can. Use the Kovea LPG Adapter. Amazon sells it for around 25 bux. I love mine. There are websites that go into this subject in depth.
1128620
I'm not sure - the screw fitting is the one that fits all the butane canisters at REI, etc.
1128621
No...as is, it uses butane fuel like MSR or Snow Peak canisters with 7/16 NS Lindal valves
243914
You could weigh them against the weight of a known full bottle About 2.05 lbs. If you feel the liquid inside the bottle moving when you slowly shake it from end to end in horizontal position there is still some useable propane in the tank. That's about it.
1992786
Not directly to it. First you would have to get an adapter at Walmart to connect the 1 pound tank to an RV pressure regulator which has a coupling designed to connect to a larger RV tank. Between the stove top and regulator you would attach an appropriate length of propane gas line. If you want to connect a 1 pound tank directly you'll need to get a camping stove made to use that way. GT
2218774
not the little 16 OZ cylinders, although you can probably get an adapter. I have a 4.25 lb/ I gallon, refillable bottle that I carry in the motorhome, and a regular 20 lb/ 4.7 gallon on my deck.
56965
It's meant to be used with a standard 5gal propane tank, but if you had a converter you could use a small 16.4oz camping tank, although you might run out before your job was done :-) I'm not sure that answered your question, but I tried!
1638627
The small 16 OZ. canister or with the spacial hose it will take the standard propane tank.
2243201
Not sure I understand the question? I use it with a normal portable propane tank.
321091
Pretty much, its the standard 16oz propane bottle thread. I use a coleman with mine but have used different brands. Highly recommend this, pays its self after first trip. 16oz bottles at $3 each vs. filling a 20lb bulk tank for $15. 1/4 of the price if you were to buy 20 small tanks. One tank lasted me 10 days and night for breakfast/lunch/dinner. with 25% left
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.
1452881
Yes, you can use any size bottle or canister of propane. It's about how long it will last for what you need it to do. Anyway the answer is yes. BIG BOB out!
1489256
I don't know which Coleman canisters you used, I know they make one that should work. I haven't tried the Coleman type. I have used Gas One and Max Butane 8oz Butane canisters and they have both worked with this stove.
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 .
145741
Yes, See this: http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/propane-steak-saver-adapter/24028 It adapts a 1# cylinder to a grill fitting which is for a 20# bottle.
221807
only if you buy a conversion lp kit to fit the grill propane end. Its cheaper to buy a 10 or 11 lb propane bottleand fill it once a season.
1616676
For use with the 1lb propane cylinder. My husband used this for elk hunting in Colorado. He said it worked great!
1907794
Absolutely. I use mine with a 20 lb. tank at home and the smaller portable tanks when I'm camping. Works great either /both ways.
578941
If by "bar-b-que propane tank" you mean a standard 20-pound propane tank, then yes. No problem!