The Coleman Thread

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... until you use one of those cheapie canister stoves in really cold weather. Then you know.
I had a Little Trouble with my White Gas Stove Ice Fishing this Year at Zero Degrees F -

Made Biscuits and Gravy - Heat & Eat and it was a Hit.

Added some Sterno Fire Paste to Preheat the Generator in Future.

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... until you use one of those cheapie canister stoves in really cold weather. Then you know.

Have been there. Sadly, I don't see how they are selling enough of these to keep the production line alive. They're more of a niche item and less useful than the dual burners.

It has been years since I have run into any one else at my sons' scout events using liquid fuel stoves or lighting, let alone anyone one else who can light them without looking up a you tube video.

This free/salvaged/restored 424 is still our primary road trip and scout troop stove. Looks a lot worse now but runs the same. Hard to beat these for group cooking in wind.

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Are these ol stoves really pulling this kind of coin?


People do ask for ridiculous prices on things. That said, those are two examples of pristine unused Colemans with original packaging, they’ll bring a premium.
I ain’t paying that though.
 
Is the 425E the cream of the crop?
425 is the Most Common Two Burner White Gas Stove.
Like the 220 is the Most Common 2 Mantle Lantern.

There are Countless Variations of Both Models which change with the Letter After Model Number.
Coleman used up Parts to build a Specific Model before going to New Parts which was a Different Letter.
 
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