Coleman Camping Stove
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Coleman Camping Stove
I purchased one of these a number of years ago. Got it at the end of the summer, in the camping isle, on sale!
Cook breakfast, lunch and dinner on a dependable stove that packs up easily with the Coleman Classic Propane Stove. Just light it up and dial in your heat with the two independently adjustable burners and you can be cooking over 20,000 BTUs of power in no time. The cooking surface offers plenty of room to fit a 12-in. and 10-in. pan simultaneously. Meanwhile, the PerfectFlow pressure control technology keeps the heat steady, even in extreme conditions. WindBlock panels help shield your flame from wind, and they adjust if you need to fit a larger pan. When the meal is over, the chrome-plated grate removes for simple and quick cleanup.
Cook breakfast, lunch and dinner on a dependable stove that packs up easily with the Coleman Classic Propane Stove. Just light it up and dial in your heat with the two independently adjustable burners and you can be cooking over 20,000 BTUs of power in no time. The cooking surface offers plenty of room to fit a 12-in. and 10-in. pan simultaneously. Meanwhile, the PerfectFlow pressure control technology keeps the heat steady, even in extreme conditions. WindBlock panels help shield your flame from wind, and they adjust if you need to fit a larger pan. When the meal is over, the chrome-plated grate removes for simple and quick cleanup.
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Re: Coleman Camping Stove
We bought a older one and converted it to propane. I have never tried out I know it works , but have never had the need for it
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Re: Coleman Camping Stove
We have two - one we bought new 30 or so years ago, the other we got at a yard sale for $5. Both work and we've not only taken them camping, we've used them during the big family holidays when I needed extra burners and during power outages. Love them.
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Re: Coleman Camping Stove
My New Coleman Propane Camp Stove & Actual Testing
https://livingprepared.blogspot.com/search/label/Camp%20Stove%20-%20New%20Propane%20Coleman
I’ve been looking for an excuse to buy a new Coleman propane stove because it has 10,000btu burners where I believe the old Sears stove had much lower btu burners. The extra btu's now to heat my Coleman fold-up oven much hotter, from barely 300f up to 400f+ degrees needed for all the baking I do in it, like bread, dinner rolls, pizza, etc. Coleman’s new burner design and the regulator is noticeably better, uses less propane and produce much more uniform heat throughout the cooking cycle.
Initial testing of the new stove propane: ---CONTINUED---
https://livingprepared.blogspot.com/search/label/Camp%20Stove%20-%20New%20Propane%20Coleman
I’ve been looking for an excuse to buy a new Coleman propane stove because it has 10,000btu burners where I believe the old Sears stove had much lower btu burners. The extra btu's now to heat my Coleman fold-up oven much hotter, from barely 300f up to 400f+ degrees needed for all the baking I do in it, like bread, dinner rolls, pizza, etc. Coleman’s new burner design and the regulator is noticeably better, uses less propane and produce much more uniform heat throughout the cooking cycle.
Initial testing of the new stove propane: ---CONTINUED---
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