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"rw" wrote in message
m... You can buy an adapter (approx. $25) that lets you hook an ordinary propane tank to your two-burner Coleman stove. That stove isn't exactly backpacking equipment. There's no excuse to throwing away those little green tanks. Wolfgang wrote: I'm not sure whether you're suggesting that a propane burner can be adapted to run off the big tanks, which is a good idea both economically and ecologically, or that the gasoline burner can be converted. Coleman makes adapters (high pressure hoses with big and small ends) for this and also has a three outlet 'tree' so you can run two stoves and a lantern off of a bulk tank. The one I used to have was obsoleted when they changed the connector on the bulk tanks a couple of years ago. I could screw a propane lantern on top of the tree, and run my stove and portable grill at the same time. -- Stan Gula http://gula.org/roffswaps |
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