Part 1 - Coleman 6 OZ Fuel Canisters - Gone... Been Gone , What a shame.

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[@Hewitt4497]

Steve, I actually fill these little 6oz bottles for my 5411 and my pink 5402A. I am in Canada and I go to home hardware and get a specific butane lighter refill kit. The butane canister actually has the perfect size spout on it to fit inside those small Coleman tanks and fills them. I find it’s not dangerous at all because the butane tank is pretty much the same size as the Coleman tanks so over filling is not possible and the butane works great in these stoves. Hope this helps.

[@doinsngoins]

Well Ryan that is AWESOME! can I find one at a pipe shop maybe ????

[@doinsngoins]

Im going to try this thank you so much!!!!

[@donbeary6394]

I use a basket ball inflator nozzle on the tip of the butane lighter refill tip

[@lightofgodindarkness]

Amazing, thanks for sharing brother God bless you

[@doinsngoins]

May God continue to bless you as well , thank you 😊

[@dreamcreationsadventures]

Never seen these Coleman items, pretty cool I have been refilling my 1 # propane cans for 5-6 years. Very cost 💲 effective way to get more for your money. And a lot of people pitch the 1# canister’s so I collect them up and just keep filling them 😉🤗

[@doinsngoins]

Oh wow !!!! if you can , next time postc a video , I have never tried !!!!! thanks Donna , looks like Chuck wants to try also 😀

[@Plain-Ole-Chuck]

I refill mine too Donna... I just watched a video on purging the air to get them actually full I never knew that was necessary

[@Plain-Ole-Chuck]

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[@dreamcreationsadventures]

@@doinsngoins I think Chuck is going to fill the little butane canister’s. I have an adapter for those but haven’t ever used it. Only the 1# propane canister adapter filling them

[@dreamcreationsadventures]

@@Plain-Ole-Chuck yep, I purge mine. I usually fill them in the fall when temperatures are cooler. I know some say to put the 1# canister’s in freezer before filling them but I have never had too and never had a problem. I just weight my canister before and after

[@oldschoolwithamoderntwist6074]

,,,hiya Steve man oh man i was camping once & one of those fuel canisters blew up,, it burned the guy a good one to,, i did not see it happen but Adam & a few others did,, there was a park ranger came by & treated the burn for him he is ok & lucky,, just saying,,

[@doinsngoins]

yeah ,ets just say part 2 , I tried yesterday and it didn't go well.... thanks James

[@doinsngoins]

There has been some really good feedback on refilling these Canisters, stay tuned for some follow up as I give these methods a try ! Thanks Everyone 😊

[@benkanobe7500]

As an engineer, I don't think it would be too hard for me (or any other mechanical engineer) to develop an adapter to refill the small bottles of fuel you desire. I am a Coleman collector and purchased that same lantern not knowing the fuel bottles were NLA. It was just a data point and a "shame on me". But really don't think it could be very hard to do that. I did purchase on epay an adapter that let me use the "don't throw away" fuel canisters on the lantern but I have not tried it yet. It is a VERY high quality adapter.

[@doinsngoins]

Please let me know how it goes , I tried the Butane and the tiny plastic smoke shop adapters yesterday and it was not good , It appears to have ruptured the Cans valve , it filled 2/3 however all the fuel leKed out , it would never seal back up sadly. Thank you Ben 😊

[@MichaelR58]

Good video , thanks for sharing , god bless !

[@doinsngoins]

Thanks Michael, wish I had fuel to show them lit .

[@BarnabyWild13]

I have three cans: Two are full and the other one may be 2/3rds full. I tested the 2/3rds can with a backpacker stove kit. Worked fine. Can resealed after pulling out stove nozzle. Other cans shake like the propellant is in tact. I live in Alaska. I think they would need to be shipped ground to make it state side.

[@doinsngoins]

Yes somehow , on ebay people are shipping them or they get confiscated allong the way.

[@MrRdmiller]

Looks like a nice stove. I’m surprised nobody has made an adapter of some kind

[@doinsngoins]

So far im unaware of one , I agree , super lightweight, and when I had fuel it was a real nice flame .

[@BarnabyWild13]

@@doinsngoins I think given the age of the canisters, it only a matter of time before the seal fails.

[@shovelhead8]

I have a 5121A, Made in Canada, nicely modified to fit 1 pound bottles. You should maybe check the law about filling one pound bottles. I know up here it is a big no-no, with a big fine. You may be OK in the US. Thank you for all the information, Steve. Stay safe and stay cool

[@doinsngoins]

I will check it out , thanks

[@Tastes_like_chicken_shit]

Canada has many silly rules about gas appliances, so much so that Coleman set up a factory in Canada to produce models for the Canadian market that were never sold here in the states. Canadian Coleman gas products are completely different from USA products.

[@woolyind]

Does anyone have an adapter to change these stoves over to propane? The stoves should use the same size of jet that is in them!

[@doinsngoins]

Yes and no , I send this very stove to to Randall Miller , he removed the original fuel input and preplaced it with a newer style, it takes the newer bottles now and works great , it can be done , but takes some doing

[@Austeration]

Pity you can't work out how to refill those little canisters

[@doinsngoins]

Someone some day , I hope maybe someone jumps in with a solution but I dont think so , Classic Camp stoves website is a good reference.

[@CheezeheadChris]

Isn't there a small adapter you can buy you can fill those small cans from a 1# bottle? I think I have one somewhere. You push upside-down on the bottle that is to be filled.

[@doinsngoins]

Not that I am aware Chris , these are not Threaded . Please let me know if you run across a way.

[@Plain-Ole-Chuck]

I just ordered the adapter to fill the tanks for my little gas stoves from butane bottles. will be in later this week Those aren't threaded bottles though are they ? so probably wouldn't work.. I'd search for adapters to refill them. They filled them once so there must be a way...lol

[@Plain-Ole-Chuck]

Do those screw in or just push in ?

[@doinsngoins]

That is my hope , unfortunately no they are not threaded, please post a video of your refill process 🙏

[@Plain-Ole-Chuck]

@@doinsngoins I did see a video on an adapter hose for those stoves and lanterns though

[@daltontomlinson3777]

Got one can of the Hank LP at a garage sale for $1

[@doinsngoins]

Score , liquid gold

[@nortexoutdoors7958]

I have a bunch of full Hank LP for sale, how do I get in touch with you

[@doinsngoins]

What part of the country are you ??? Im in Oregon, do you know if they can be shipped?

[@doinsngoins]

Thank you

[@nortexoutdoors7958]

@@doinsngoins in Texas. Iam not sure if they can be shipped or maybe with hazmat. I know they can't go USPS

[@doinsngoins]

@@nortexoutdoors7958 Lets me ask next time Im down there , some how people are shipping this stuff , probably ground with the right lable, Thank you ! God Bless Texas 🙌

[@mikemorgan5015]

Read a comment below that forces me to interject. DO NOT TRY TO FILL THESE THIN WALL CANS WITH PROPANE! There is a reason propane cylinders are so heavy. Because of the much higher pressures, they need to be. It may be possible to fill one with propane in cool weather, but if you look at a propane pressure/temperature chart, you will immediately understand how this could be an initially perceived victory that end horribly when it gets warmer. DO YOUR HOMEWORK and don't just go with what some nutjob like me, or the guy who says, "This is awesome! Go for it dude!" on KZbin. But this nutjob did his homework. DO YOURS! Rant complete.

[@doinsngoins]

I Sent this stove to a friend , he changed the stoves valve seat so it now taked a bottle that can be purchased today , he did a nice job , I tried filling one of these old bottles with a filler kit for a pipe store. It does fill however maybe 1/4 of the way and it was messy . I do like the conversation he did , Mike did you see the Customer hose adapter video I posted , this is what I recommend, I will send you a link

[@doinsngoins]

Here is how im dealing with these old models with obsolete bottles kzbin.infoifRdzFFiakI?si=8yYQsBWMzaaQUr9y

[@mikemorgan5015]

@@doinsngoins Very nicely done. I like that. Kudos to the modman and you for keeping these gems alive and running. I did a poor job by not mentioning that I have no reservations, provided the seals are still functional, about refilling with butane or other modern camping gas mixes like iso and even 30/70 or if you're really careful and again, do the homework, filling an empty PROPANE cylinder with 70% butane then 30% propane then filling the originals with that or adapting directly to that. Those old cans were just beefier and dare I say better. I don't know what pressures those old stoves could physically handle, but certainly your mod is safe and effective. On a side note, I'm somewhat surprised that some offshore supplier hasn't cloned the original canisters for sale on Ebay or similar.

[@doinsngoins]

@@mikemorgan5015 I do have an adapter to tranfer propane from the 5 gal to tge 1 pound bottles but haven't tried it yet , this appears to be a well documented transfer, I will probably try this in the Fall .

[@doinsngoins]

@@mikemorgan5015 i just asked Randy Miller to send me a link to the conversation, its nice