I have a Coleman pop-up tent camper. It has an old Coleman propane stove but I was hoping to exchange it for this instead. Would this work?
775472
Camp chef works very good. however you should check dimensions to make sure it will fit
775473
This is a tall unit. You will have to be careful where you use it lest you melt your ceiling. This oven is awesome, though. The sides don't get all that hot, but the burners, if set on the counter, will be near to ceiling. Just be aware of where you set it.
775474
In an excellent manner - and you would add a very nice oven to your camper kitchen. You'll probably have to modify your present gas plumbing now feeding the old Coleman stove, but that would not be insurmountable - OR, you could leave the old stove in and put this on the counter/table top and just use a 20# cylinder. Heck, build a small, wooden top for the cylinder and you'll have another seat. I'm a biscuits-and-gravy-for-breakfast-guy and this oven does great - biscuits in the oven to a golden brown and gravy on one of the top BRASS burners. Hot coffee on the other and I'm ready to go. I bought 2 of these to go into our disaster preparations kit for off-the-grid-cooking - but have spent a lot of time checking them out &lt;wink&gt;. Bob Worn, Major-USAF (Retired) Pritchett, Texas
775475
Don't the specifics of a Coleman pop up, but I do know this oven/stove can sit on any flat surface. It is well insulated. Of course needs open room around it for circulation
775476
Yes, the footprints of both should be about the same. You will have to figure out a method of strapping it down when in transit, or pack it up every move, but it should work nicely. BTW, performance wise my wife absolutely loves this thing. Bakes nice in the oven part, and the burners work just as well as the Coleman you are replacing.
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.
1067512
depends how wide is the can. However the quality of this stove is baas i no longer have because the opposite side of the knob burned out and almost caused a disaster. Buy the coleman one. i found a new one on EBay for 23 and change delivered.
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.
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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.
1482195
Any propane tank would work if it had the threads that would fit the regulator that comes with the Camp Chef. We've noticed that it doesn't use a lot of propane, but we usually don't run it on high.
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I imagine it would since the connections for the small propane tanks would have to be the same on all of the Coleman grills. I suppose the best bet would be to check with Coleman directly either on their website or via phone?
1682805
In principle it should work. .The Propane GasGenie was tested on standard 20lb propane tanks.If you can let me know more about the RV propane tank you are using I will be able to help you better. If you would like to try it I will happily refund your money if you find there is a problem. Regards I believe you will be OK. I suggest that you go ahead and buy one. Bearing in mind my offer of a refund if you are not happy. But when you are on the move it might be an idea to remove it from the tank so the sloshing of the liquid does not confuse the sensors. Then replace it when you are static again.
2024900
As long as the stove is a liquid fuel(Coleman type) with a generator tube, the converter will work.
1568706
To the best of my knowledge, the converter can be used with most, if not all, Coleman external fuel tank stoves. The generator of the converter simply slides into the receiver chamber of your stove and there is a spring clip at the knob of the converter that secures the converter to the stove.
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Yes it can and works well I have a three burner Coleman camp stove the middle burner is in the middle and is for large pots and pans it works great need to learn how to adjust being there is no markings on the burner adjustment but with a little practice and some marking on the stove I was able to make this a snap and not have to worry also able to run this on the back porch so in the summer I do not heat up the kitchen and house. You can also purchase a single burner for propane or natural gas they come in different sizes.
1179425
If it is a table top type stove, it will work. Check out the Max Burton® Portable Butane Burner (08254) and if it is that type of stove, you can use these canisters.
1357500
No. You must adapt stove to use this line connection. There are some YouTube videos on how and what you need. Remember think safe when working with propane and double check any mods you make.
2118721
Yes. You have to find the proper gas fittings to hook up the stove to the fitting on your trailer. Camping World will have thrm.
1815587
We use our set with a small ultralight camp stove. The camp stove is a backpacking model, so it is pretty small, although I don't know for sure what size your stove is.
1745503
I haven't used mine yet but if'n it's NOT for my torch, I'm in big trouble. I bought it along with the torch head from the same outfit so I 'xpect it works great. I DO know that that one I use for my camp stove is entirely different from this one. I'd suggest going to the Iwatani website or call them with the name of the torch head and get exact details. Cheers!
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Yes. You would need something like this Camco 59213 Disposable Propane Cylinder Adapter .