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Great find! I love those grates.View attachment 1210977 Just got this today off of Craigslist for 15$. Looks like hasn't had much use. Guy was going to throw it in garbage because he thought no one wanted any old stoves that use Coleman fuel and not propane. So I saved it.
Put it on the driveway and run over it with the Cruiser-----I have to try to fix center grate looks like someone got it crazy hot and started to bend and melt.
I did not see the model number in the thread(prob just missed it)- They (grates) look like they would fit my new 426B.I bent most of it by hand with out much problem. Now I need to make some chef racks for the side like the original ones the use to offer.
I bet they would fit--I'll have to start looking--thanksIt's a 426d date stamp 8/76
Yes, me too. Thanks in part to this thread and seeing some old school coleman stuff in use on annual trips over the last few years I have decided to go retro this year and move from propane to white gas for cooking. So far I've got a 414, 424, looking for a 428 and have gotten two single mantle lanterns. Not sure I will be taking the white gas lanterns on the trail but one of the two burner stoves and a single burner dual fuel will be part of the kit on trips starting this year. We will see how it works out and how I like it.
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I like the leather pump cups from Sefaudi (from Turkey) on ebay. They are way better than the originals from Coleman.
The one thing I don't like about the newer dual fuels is the pump is that neoprene plastic thing that needs replacement every decade or so. The leather pumps work better and are basically immortal. I like the leather pump cups from Sefaudi (from Turkey) on ebay. They are way better than the originals from Coleman.
Other than a 3 burner stove, everyone should get an aluminum stove stand. It's like having another table with the stove not taking up valuable prep space. And the stove stand fits 426-413-425 no problem.
I take a lantern on the trail, and it works well and is fun to mess with, but I'm thinking LED lights might be more practical. In fact I made a bastardized lantern with the larger fount of a 220 with the more efficient upper of a 200A. It's become a favorite and was made from junk parts I already had.
Thanks!
Just picked up a 5 pack from him, got a couple old lanterns and a couple stoves to refurb for summer. Wanna share your other secret parts sources for generators and what not?![]()