Coleman Stove Propane Adapter

in this video I'll take a look at a propane adapter that I got for my Coleman stoves. These work fantastic! These are getting harder to find. I found this one at Sportsman's Warehouse. Enjoy!!
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[@porter8922]

Thanks! I've got one old 3 burner Coleman from when I was growing up camping out (I'm 68 now, so that stove is probably 50 years old). I've got another older Coleman 2 burner from back when the case had sharp corners, not rounded. I think it went with us to Alaska when my Dad was transferred there in the 50's. This adapter will bring life back to 2 stoves that have a lot of memories associated with them. Thanks again!

[@alabamareloader9862]

That's the 1st time I've seen those adapters cool.

[@daleburrell6273]

...I was surprised too-(!)

[@Maxumized]

Same here…ordered one instantly

[@susanrumble6366]

Thanks, I didn't know they had that. Guess I'll be shopping for one. 👏😀👍

[@ADONAIsays-so]

I have a Colman propane stove that we loaned out years ago and it came back w/o the propane attachment. I tell myself "you need to get a replacement", and haven't yet. I also have an old liquid fueled one that's been sitting in storage for a couple three decades.....I fire it up from time to time. I think if I get that adapter, I'll be set to use either or. NOW, if you were to get a bulk tank adapter for the little canister to bbq tank, you'd be set for a good amount of camping. Thanks for sharing this!!

[@aksalaman4689]

Pretty handy for sure. The hose to remote tank is the way to go.

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Thanks for sharing. Have the same 3 burner, along several other versions of Colman camp fuel and propane stoves. Have a couple of those adapters too. Can connect to 1 lb cylinders and 20 lb+ tanks. Just did a google search and there are a couple of companies still supplying this adapter. Get them while you can, as liquid fuel stoves are being replaced by propane. Do keep a spare or 2, if you're like me. Bought my first Colman stove in the late 1960's or early 1970's. Again, thanks for sharing!

[@JMGeranimo]

Picked an older Coleman 414-700 powerhouse new old stock for 50 bucks today and immediately ordered one of these, thank you for the video.

[@srosenow98]

I bought one of those propane converters for my Coleman suitcases (I have six of them) at a Cabela's not too long ago, but I find white gas easier to work with. One thing to consider (and needs to be mentioned) is that if you are camping in the winter months and need fuel for a stove, you cannot beat white gas. For some odd reason, when temperatures dip, propane - especially those little green 1 lb. bottles - lose both their efficiency and their operating pressure. White gas doesn't.

[@JonnyDIY]

Awesome thank you for sharing, this may be the way to go. Have 2 of these old stoves and my Mom wanted to use one for outdoor kitchen, but was too overwhelmed when I explained using the white gas, pump etc 😄👍

[@horsebytes]

Thanks for saying where you got your propane adapter and how it works. I just ordered mine from Sportsman's Warehouse online & told them you sent me. I hope they show you some love.

[@barricksspecial]

Looks like the same one I have... I also have a hose I can use that hooks up to a 25 lb tank and hooks onto that adapter. My stove is 2 burner tho, I use it for melting range scrap into ingots

[@earlshaner4441]

Hi from Syracuse NY

[@cabotbluegill]

just went and ordered one

[@brngrofdeth]

Love it! Thank you for posting.

[@guatehikes1011]

Fantastic. I cannot believe that I can convert my coleman to propane. Thank you!!

[@jamesgreeley8011]

Thanks man. Saved me a bunch of money

[@Thereal111t]

I love these adapters. I think these adapters are better than the valves that come with the straight propane two burner type stoves. Those connections typically have some fine brass threads that are easily cross threaded. Why stop here? You can stack butane adapters onto this one. I have a video on the kit I made. You can get a hose to connect this adapter to a bulk tank too. 5lb bulk tanks are all the rage with the overland crowd.

[@Thereal111t]

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[@frankwebster3656]

I never thought of doing that, great idea, I didn't know 🤔 about ,thanks.

[@theed365]

They definitely work for the three burners, but mine said it was suggested to be used for a two burner. I hooked mine up with that and a converter hose for a regular propane tank and use it for a side burner for side dishes when I'm grilling.

[@chaz-mi1ch]

Thanks for the info!

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

Great video brother thank you for the information

[@kaykaykayak9368]

Very cool! Didn’t know that existed and like your Packer shirt

[@Krummers1]

Really nice flames!

[@jeffshannon5410]

I need to get that same adapter I have the same stove! Great video 👍

[@joaquin-jacknava2696]

Thanks for the great tip. 👍

[@jiujitsu2000]

Any time!

[@kasondaleigh]

Thanks! I have issues with the white gas sputtering and going out, but I love my stove for its memories and its durability. Hopefully this adapter will allow me better flames for cooking without the finicky aspect of the white gas.

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you, these are excellent! Blessings from Arizona!!

[@outdoorsman8498]

Amazing

[@jasonwilliams9663]

Very cool! I had no idea

[@jiujitsu2000]

Ha ha. Thank you brotha!

[@randallharmsen5802]

Thanks for the info. I have an older Coleman stove for white gas and gives me another fuel option.

[@googlesbitch]

Assuming you already have a 20lb bulk tank and a extension propane line with a bulk tank adapter, you have low cost additional fuel.

[@chrishershey450]

Man I wanna find me one of those stoves!

[@darciemarie582]

Very informative 😊

[@jiujitsu2000]

The are effective sweetheart. 🤗

[@MichaelR58]

Good video , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@MiscMitz]

That's a great adapter

[@MiscMitz]

I don't use my liquid burner very often...

[@jiujitsu2000]

Thank you brotha! I appreciate your support!

[@MiscMitz]

@@jiujitsu2000 always good sir

[@newt66c33]

just got a 421D given to me 2 burner with just a red tank only with no valve assemly and generater

[@gunner6164]

Great video! Do you have any idea where to get a adapter that will work on the vintage Coleman picnic stoves that used the old style canisters? Thanks in advance! 👍

[@mikemorgan5015]

I have both models of that adapter too. The new one IS better. The "generator" on these adapters isn't a generator at all. It's just a pipe with a gas tip on the end. The propane is already vaporized when it gets to this thing. You really need to not hang the bottle like that. You know those funky aluminum adapters that come with table top grills and put the bottle at a funky angle? They do that for a very good reason. That angle maximizes the surface area of the liquid propane inside the bottle so that is doesn't freeze up as fast and keeps liquid propane to come out. This bottles will run a single burner great, 2 burners ok, and 3 burners not so good if you need cooking power. Pancake griddle? No problem. Griddle full of meat? Not so well. These are best used with a 20lb bottle or larger and the adapter hose that plugs into this adapter. The 1lb cylinders just don't have enough surface area to absorb enough heat from the surrounding atmosphere to maintain high output on a big grill or stove. It will work great for a few minutes then the performance will drop rapidly. If you put the cylinder in a bucket or pan of warm water, you can reduce the freezing and performance loss significantly. While I prefer to run white gas, I keep one of these propane adapters and a 20lb tank adapter hose with my stoves when I take them out. They work great and are idiot resistant compared to running white gas. I say that because there is always someone who says or thinks they know how to run a white gas stove and ends up lighting the night sky. These let me feel better about letting others cook.

[@jiujitsu2000]

Excellent comment! Thank you for sharing!!

[@ronhardin6429]

This propane converter is getting to be a very rare animal now days. Stansport quit making theirs, I have a Mr Heater version on order currently. Not to be found now at Walmart, Amazon, Bass Pro, or Cabelas. I've seen enough of these videos like yours to make me want one just for the versatility of it. Nice video!

[@daleburrell6273]

I found out that this adapter is currently available from Mills Fleet Farm, in Minnesota, for $19.99 plus $7.99 shipping. ...what's MORE, I found out that this adapter is NOT shipped to California- but that means that there is just MORE for the rest of US!!!

[@srosenow98]

Cabela's still carries them.

[@seniorLu48]

Yes these adapters work really well, I have three stove and they all have both white gas and propane unites. One can't go wrong to have duel setups. Thanks for your video.

[@mattparker9726]

can you hook up a 20 lb cylinder to this adapter?

[@Canoecamper]

Using the correct LP hose, could you connect a 20# propane tank instead of using the 1# bottle?

[@Tzarsio]

This product seems awesome, doesn't seem to be available in Canada though

[@marktrssll]

Is there a way to connect a 20# Propane Tank to this type of stove?

[@daleburrell6273]

I did some checking on the internet, and I found out that this adapter IS currently available from Fleet Farm, in Minnesota, for $19.99 plus $7.99 shipping- what's MORE, it seems that this adapter is NOT shipped to California! ...all that means to ME is that there is just that much MORE available for the REST of us-(!)

[@_windows_software_wizard_2136]

hows it going man..i have never seen these either

[@frankc6430]

I saw the one you have and I also saw the Mr Heater converter that seem to be the same thing and look the same at $10 less ($19.99)... what do you think , go for the cheaper one ?

[@ralphwatten2426]

If you're looking for one they're called a "converter", not an adapter.

[@broadwayFan28]

Really hard to find. No longer at Sportsman's Warehouse. Can't find on Amazon nor Academy. I'm guessing people are not using old Colman stoves, just the newer propane stoves. Otherwise, the adapters would be available.

[@broadwayFan28]

Okay, Stansport is selling the adapter again. Bad news is that shipping is $17 so the total is about $45 delivered (Jan 2023). Until this shows up at the store w/o shipping, it's out of my price range.

[@pauldeary]

Can’t get them for love or money in the UK.

[@frankroper3274]

Which of your stoves is your favorite?

[@Robert-vg2st]

Good video except I haven't hear of the name and model# of the adapter and whether it would fit any coleman stove.

[@DanielKE7UUM]

I have a 425b stove, was wondering if you know where the "date stamp" was on them at?

[@dudlydjarbum2045]

I think those are on the fuel tank on the bottom.

[@christopherpuleo]

Wish I'd seen this a couple years ago. I wouldn't have bought a separate propane stove for when the Mrs. is with me. She not a fan of the fiddling that gas requires.

[@edchristou7486]

What's the name of it please

[@crackpotts5347]

Could've said the name brand

[@daleburrell6273]

I have a stove just like that-!

[@ducamealy5652]

If I use alcohol in the red tank will the Coleman stove work?

[@daleburrell6273]

...I saw a KZbin video, where someone was trying different fuels in a Coleman stove- and apparently- didn't work worth a DAM-!!!

[@johnpembroke9869]

Jonathon Hillstrand meets Hank Hill

[@AXNJXN1]

Online link to product please?

[@jiujitsu2000]

I would if I could but I purchased this at Sportsman's Warehouse in the store

[@daleburrell6273]

This adapter is currently available from Fleet Farm, in Minnesota, for $19.99 plus $7.99. ...what's MORE, it seems that this adapter is NOT shipped to California-(!)

[@daleburrell6273]

...the one I have is labeled: "Mr. Heater" propane adapter.

[@saltysquatch1873]

No need to hang the tank over an edge.

[@adventuremanintheclouds8968]

With inflation, this is now $40+tax