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Propane Stoves

admin — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 17:51:23 +0000

On a camping trip, the center of your outdoor kitchen is usually the camping stove.
When you select a camping stove, regardless of whether you are hiking or driving, opt for one that's big enough to cook for the whole group, yet portable enough to carry around.

If the group is limited to one or two people, a stove with one or two burners should suffice.

Also, what kind of meals do you plan to cook? For instance, if you plan to make bacon and pancakes, you are better off using a stove with a griddle attachment.

There are a variety of stoves available, some with as many as 6 burners. These are sufficient to cook for a family or two. A bit of advance planning will help you zero in on the right camp stove.

For hiking, portable stoves are preferable. Light aluminum stoves are light and easy to set up and clean. A stove with at least two burners makes a lot of sense, as it allows you to cook two things at once.

Coleman Camping Stoves come with 1, 2, 3 or 6 burners, and multiple fuel options.
Coleman, the manufacturers of Coleman stoves, claim that their camp stoves have been a part of millions of hunting, fishing and hiking trips. They have been manufacturing for more than a hundred years. Their camping products include lanterns, tents, sleeping gear, and cooking gear.

Coleman stoves are available in 3 weight categories.

The 2 main types of fuels are propane and liquid camp fuel. Coleman has a range of propane stoves. Convenient self-contained bottles of propane are available in most camping stores.

Liquid fuel is less expensive, produces more heat, and performs better in cold weather. However, a liquid-fuel stove needs to be pumped, to pressurize the fuel bottle to help vaporize the fuel. Also, the fuel can spill and contaminate other things. Moreover, it is not easy to get the stove ready for use.

How many people will you have to feed? How many meals will you have to prepare? These are the primary questions you need to find answers to, before you select the right stove and cookware, for your camping trip.

Single Burner Propane Camping Stove Tail Gate Camp Fish
US $14.95

Coleman Propane Stove Electronic Ignition
US $30.00

Coleman Vintage Propane Stove Burner Assy Model 5430
US $.99

Burn lantern heater stove FOREVER Bulk Propane Adaptor
US $9.99

New Twin Two Burner Portable Camping Propane Gas Stove
US $21.99

Mini 3 Gas Powered Butane Propane Camping Picnic Stove
US $7.57

Vintage COLEMAN Two Burner Propane CAMP STOVE
US $21.50

COLEMAN 2 BURNER STOVE W PROPANE CONVERSION
US $9.99

Coleman oven stove top range RV propane 2224865 lp gas
US $.99

Coleman One Burner Portable Propane Stove
US $5.00

Coleman Perfectflow 2 Burner Propane Stove Low Profile
US $28.00

Camp Chef Big Gas grill three burner propane stove NEW
US $127.50

Coleman Two 2 Burner Propane Camping Stove 5466 W
US $26.00

Coleman Perfectflow Propane Stove 2 burner NEW
US $20.51

NEW Coleman Matchlight 2 Burner Propane Stove unopened
US $65.00

VINTAGE CAST IRON CAMP STOVE 2 BURNER PROPANE UNKNOWN
US $29.99

AS IS COLEMAN 5444 SERIES 3 BURNER PROPANE STOVE
US $4.03

NEW IN BOX GREATLAND TWO BURNER PROPANE STOVE
US $17.99

Sportsman Single Burner Cast Iron Propane LP Camp Stove
US $29.99

Portable Propane Gas Stove DOUBLE Burner CAMPING T GATE
US $24.95

Coleman PerfectFlow 2 Burner Propane Camp Stove
US $25.00

COLEMAN PROPANE 5431B SERIES STOVE
US $2.25

COLEMAN Perfectflow 2 Burner Propane Camping Stove
US $9.55

Coleman propane camping stove
US $15.50

GREAT LAND PORTABLE PROPANE CAMP STOVE 2 BURNERS
US $9.99

TWO BURNER PACK STOVE PROPANE
US $6.99

Super Gas Stove Large Brass Burner Portable Propane
US $53.95

BRASS GAS PROPANE STOVE BURNER WITH STEEL STAND NEW
US $99.99

COLEMAN PROPANE STOVE 2 BURNER IN BOX 5430 700 NICE
US $39.99

COLEMAN 2 BURNER PROPANE CAMP STOVE VERY NICE IN BOX
US $14.99

Camp Chef Explorer grill 2 burner propane gas stove NEW
US $41.00

THE KANGAROO KITCHEN BBQ PROPANE CAMP STOVE GRILL
US $24.99

Coleman Dual Burner Propane Gas Camping Stove 5430B700
US $9.99

Coleman Dual Burner Propane Gas Camping Stove 5423E700
US $9.99

SEARS HILLARY PROPANE DELUXE 2 BURNER CAMPING STOVE
US $9.99

COLEMAN GUIDE SERIES 3 BURNER PROPANE STOVE
US $127.50

Coleman 2 Burner Propane Camping Stove 5469 w Handle WH
US $24.95

Coleman Max Propane Camp Grill Stove Griddle Combo WH
US $31.01

INFRARED propane gas portable stainless bbq grill stove
US $80.01

Mini Gas Butane Propane Camping Picnic Taurus Stove
US $9.98

COLEMAN PROPANE STOVE LIGHTWEIGHT 5438b700 NEW IN BOX
US $19.99

NIOB Coleman PerfectFlow Camp Grill Propane Stove
US $9.99

Coleman 30 Distribution Tree Propane Lantern Stove
US $15.50

Coleman Fold N Go Propane Camping Stove Carry Case
US $9.99

Coleman Propane Camping 2 Burner Stove Carry Case Bag
US $14.02

Camp Stove Propane Conversion Kit Bernz O Matic NOS
US $9.95

New Coleman Propane Grill Stove Camping Utensil Rack
US $4.99

COLEMAN GRILL STOVE GRIDDLE PROPANE GRILL 9921 9922
US $6.99

COLEMAN PROPANE STOVE CARRING CASEBLACK VINYL
US $8.99

Coleman Peak 1 Butane Propane Backpacking Micro Stove
US $9.99

NEW CENTURY DUAL BURNER CAMPING PROPANE STOVE 4960
US $9.99

Single Burner Propane Camp Stove Trail Scout II NEW NIP
US $5.00

Camp Chef Pro 90 grill 3 burner propane gas stove NEW
US $210.00

NEW CAST IRON SINGLE BURNER PROPANE CAMP COOKING STOVE
US $2.25

Greatland Single Burner Propane Stove New In Box
US $4.99

Coleman Camp 2 Burner Propane Stove in Box 1999
US $9.99

Coleman Propane Stove Regulator Assembly R430B565T
US $24.99

VINT COLEMAN 1 FEATHER 400 PROPANE HIKING STOVE USA
US $9.99

COLEMAN MODEL 5438 PROPANE STOVE
US $1.89

Camp Chef Pro DFS 60 2 burner propane gas stove w box
US $75.00

Century Primus Propane Camp Stove NIB made in USA
US $14.99

New COLEMAN Perfectflow 2 Burner Propane Camping Stove
US $7.00

Portable Propane Gas Stove Double Burner Camp T Gate
US $49.95

Coleman Propane Camp Stove Model 5430A700 1990
US $7.99

PROPANE GAS STOVE BURNER PORTABLE CAMPING BBQ COOKING
US $49.99

GAS PROPANE DOUBLE BURNER T GATE TWIN STOVE COOKING NEW
US $44.99

GAS PROPANE BURNER STOVE OUTDOOR CAMPING BBQ NEW COOK
US $54.99

Coleman Single Burner Propane Camp Stove Model 5418B700
US $1.80

Coleman 2 Burner Propane Stove Model 5430B700 Works
US $9.99

PORTABLE PROPANE DOUBLE BURNER GAS STOVE T GATE CAMPING
US $49.99

can i take propane tanks over the border?

admin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 05:29:08 +0000

kailey2002 asked:

I live in canada, and am crossing the border into the u.s. I am taking my camping stove with me and am wondering if they allow the mini propane tanks to cross over?

E-OMC

furnace leak, no pilot light , propane man shut it down?

admin — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 10:30:16 +0000

riknana49 asked:

got a mobile home Coleman Presidential 2 propane furnace with thermostat on kitchen wall next to unit in hall... no a/c hooked up to this unit...it is original to home... it worked just fine until last Sat. and no heat when getting home that night... kitchen propane stove also not working at that time... thought it out of gas... driver says not out of propane, leak in/near pilot light chamber and shut down and tagged unit for repair... says pilot light will not stay lit. But he did add 100 gallons to tank and the kitchen stove is working alright again. Furnace is a Coleman Presidential 2 mobile home installation with a new thermostat installed last March. Any ideas on what could make the pilot light refuse to stay lit? Driver says he tried to light and then it would "poof" out, so he tagged it. I looked at the pipe up on the roof and nothing seems to be blocking or plugging that... any thoughts would be appreciated as I don't want to be ripped off when the furnace man gets here to take a look-see... want to know if he will be trying to scam a new furnace or is really trying to repair the one I got....
Thor & blind? sound like good ideas to me... but the "get some beer" guy sounds like a bad joke to a serious{to ME} question that needed serious consideration for me... it is in low 30's tonight and not too happy right now. I will use the good answers as reference when the repair guy gets out here, and delete the sexist beer jokes as I have a low tolerance for bad jokes at the moment. 3 out of 4 responses arent bad, and gave me some sensible things to work with and learn on as I am a new home owner and never had furnace problems before now....scary when you dont know stuff and have to learn in a hurry... Thanks guys, for your help.
I also should thank Gizmoe too, he made sense too... thank you all guys, for not treating my question as an excuse for a dumb joke.

Nitro-Pak

If I built a structurally sound log cabin, does it have to have electricity to be up to code?

admin — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:14:56 +0000

Kristine R asked:

I know that codes vary by area. But in general, what are the minimum requirements for a house meeting basic codes? Other than being structurally sound, I am planning on installing a wood stove (meeting requirements of course) using propane stove/oven and oil lamps for lighting. Would this be generally okay on your own land do you think? What else do I need to consider? Thanks for any suggestions!
oh yeah, plus it would not have running water.

Sterling Silver Boxes

How much voltage drop will occur with 1,300 ft of 4/0 aluminum wire?

admin — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 14:00:59 +0000

Aaron asked:

We ran 1,300 ft of 4/0 4/0 2/0 aluminum direct burial wire from the electric meter to the house. All major appliances are propane (stove, water heater, etc.). However, I would like to know if I could use an electric heat backup for the heat pump. Probably a 30kw heat strip.

Mountain HardWear Sale

I need help with freezing rigatoni?

admin — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 09:37:18 +0000

Happy Mom asked:

I am making a large amount of rigatoni for a family getaway. I want to freeze it, so that all we have to do is heat it while we are away. Am I better off pre-cooking the pasta, adding some olive oil, and freezing, or am I better off mixing the sauce in before I freeze it? We will only have a propane stove... I do not want to have to cook the pasta there (4-5 lbs. total). Help? Ideas?

Mountain HardWear Sale

Why is it safe to use a gas stove indoors but not a gas grill?

admin — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 06:54:00 +0000

Lisa A asked:

I was just wondering about this. Is it a different kind of gas? I know that grills run off propane.

Also, as a side question, does anyone know where I can get just a gas burner that's safe to use indoors? I've seen the portable hotplate electric burners but nothing with gas.

Camp Stoves

What materials are needed to install a wall oven and connect it with an existing line?

admin — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:20:16 +0000

Jessica asked:

I just got a wall oven and need to purchase parts to install it. I have a propane stove that will connect to the same fuel line. Any information regarding this process will be greatly appreciated.

Mountain HardWear Sale

How can Propane companies just decide to Double the Price Because you use Less?

admin — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 11:54:31 +0000

MiKe asked:

I recenlty ran out of propane. I only use it for cooking so I have a fifty gallon tank. The tank is the propane companies tank. Anyway, I called to have them come and fill it. When I asked how much it was I was told $4.50 a gallon for "Cooking Propane". Hmmm....Who knew? Anyway, I asked why so much? I was told becuase I only am getting 50 Gallons. I asked how much it would be if I was getting a hundred gallons? I was told $2.37. The propane company in question is a small family owned operation only about 2 miles from my house.

This basically made me want to just call the electrician and have him throw a 220 line down for me to put a new stove in. I called a few other propane companies. One said they were charging $6.30 a gallon for "Cooking Propane". They make it seem like they have to do some special mixture so you can cook with it. It is totally rediculous. All forms of energy should be GOVT Regulated. None of this Free Enterprise Crap for natural resources.

Mountain HardWear Sale

What is the difference between natural gas and propane when buying?

admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 20:06:43 +0000

carmeliasue asked:

a free standing gas stove -heater??? What is the difference in the two? Thanks.
I have natural gas in my home, the heater I want is propane, so are they interchangeable? How could I do this?

Princess Rings