Coleman Dual-Fuel 2 Burner Stove
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The versatile Coleman Dual-Fuel™ 2-burner camp stove runs on white gas or unleaded auto gas so you'll always be ready to cook up a tasty meal.
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- Side WindBlock™ guards block wind for maximum cooking performance; guards adjust to accommodate various pot sizes
- Large cooking surface provides room for up to two 10 in. pots
- Burns up to 2 hrs. on a full tank of fuel; tank holds 2.5 pints of fuel
- Main burner supplies 7,500 BTU; auxiliary supplies 6,500 BTU
- Stove lid folds down and secures closed for simple travel
- Fuel funnel included
- Fuel not included
| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Liquid |
| Fuel | White Gas Auto |
| Auto Ignition | No |
| Heat Output (per burner) | Main burner: 7,500/Auxiliary burner: 6,500 british thermal units |
| Burn Time (Max Flame) | Unavailable |
| Average Boil Time (1L) | Unavailable |
| Dimensions | 18 x 11.5 x 4.8 inches |
| Distance Between Burners | 9.5 inches |
| Weight | 9 lbs. 13 oz. |
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Awesome, no complaints, just buy it.
I have had a Coleman fuel 2-burner stove for about 40 years now and except for having to replace the generator (once) about 30 years ago and the pump kit (once) about ten years ago this stove has been extremely, INCREDIBLY reliable and easy to use. I have never has ANY trouble getting it to light off and anyone who says anything negative about this stove is doing something wrong. My stove is old, dented, rusty, dusty, heavy and bulky but never fails me when the hurricanes come through and the electricity goes away. Two burners are great when cooking for groups. I also have a Coleman fuel lantern, also 40 years old. I just can't justify getting a new one until the old one dies. I'll probably die first. Just buy it.
Great Stove in not so Great Conditions
This is a great compact stove for car camping. We camped in wet, rainy conditions and made breakfast each morning (eggs, bacon, pancakes and COFFEE). Lighting a fire was not an option each morning so we had no choice but to fire up the Coleman. The wind flaps are a little flimsy but they worked! We were able to get two frying pans on the stove and I was able to control the heat easily to cook everything without burning it. EASY to light even with dripping rain and some wind. I recommend this stove, it cooked everything well and quickly in less than ideal conditions!
Made in USA!
I first starting using this kind of stove in the early 80 with my Father. They can be a bit problematic to get started, but once they get warmed up they are about the best stove for general car camping that I've found. No more wondering if the propane tank is full, and no more wasted propane tanks. As a bonus, try to find another product at REI that is made in the USA. This is a great stove. Completely rebuildable and serviceable.
Poor Quality - Burner/Tube Does not line up
This is now our 2nd replacement warranty stove in less then a year. There is misalignment with the fuel tank & tube, and burner assemlby when attached to the stove. Because of the misalignment, the tube does not properly fit into the 'female' burner . It appears the main burner assembly is not attached in the exact spot it needs to be for the tube to fully inside, and causes the tank not to hang properly on the front.
Great Stove
Dependable, efficient, clean - what more can you ask for from a camping stove. You can cook anything on this stove! Ignore the negative comments. It is very easy to light provided you read the simple directions and use Coleman fuel. These stoves are the gold standard for car campers and have been for generations. Do yourself a favor and give it a dry run cooking at home to learn the ropes before you get out in the woods.
Defective Construction
I just opened my new stove. The manifold assembly does not aline with the generator. This will not allow safe operation. I purchased this product to replace an over 40 year old Colman stove that was stolen. The old stove still worked well. Given the dangerous defect in the new stove, I did not even try it out.
Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear you had such a frustrating experience with our stove but we really appreciate you bringing this issue to our attention. We apologize that our product did not satisfy your expectations. Allow us to investigate this issue further. Please contact our Consumer Care hotline at 1-800-835-3278. For your convenience, we are available from Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm DST. We would love to hear more about this concern.
A bit fussy but worth it for regular use
I like the simplicity of this stove. It is more work and fuss to light than the propane stoves. So, if you car camp with your family twice a year, I would go with propane. But for regular use, I think this is the way to go. PROS 1. Those green propane canisters are a landfill disaster. There is little to no recycling; if you don't believe me, read Coleman's own website. 2. Propane costs about three times more right off the bat. You can get a gallon (128 oz) of white gas for $10 or a canister (16 oz) of propane for $3.25. But the white gas is about 25% more efficient in BTUs, making the savings even greater. 3. Many backpacking stoves use white gas, so you're only buying one fuel for both. 4. You can use gasoline in a pinch. 5. Propane is harder to use when the temps drop, or the altitude increases. (Easier to light perhaps, but harder to keep a steady flame). CONS 1. There is often some spillage when filling the tank. 2. It's really not that hard to light, but it does take some practice to get the flame right. 3. It's relatively heavy, definitely not for hiking.
Garbage
I received one of these a year ago as a birthday present, and it has never worked right. This was meant to be a replacement for our family heirloom 1959s vintage Coleman 425B workhorse, and the old one still works better than this new model, even with neglect. The new stove never lit properly, always with a big yellow flame. Maybe a bad generator? Mis-aligned manifold? Blocked fuel / air tubes? It looks like maybe it was dropped in the box? Hard to say - nothing lines up properly. Fuel tube misaligned with manifold, fuel tank hangs poorly on side of stove, possibly not allowing fuel tube to nest fully in manifold. Very disappointing.
Thank you for contacting Coleman®. We appreciate you bringing this to our attention. We are sorry to hear that your stove does not work well. We apologize for your negative experience with our product. We work passionately to achieve such satisfaction from our customers by continuously improving our products and services. As we are looking for ways to better our product and service, we always ensure that consumers' feedback and concerns are shared with the concerned department. If you have any question regarding the warranty or would like to obtain warranty service, please visit Coleman website, click on the question mark logo on the upper right corner, choose contact us and you will be routed to our contact form. Have a great day!
Used 37 years ago...and today!
I learned on this as a boyscout and lost the one from 37 years ago that mi padre bought. The one i have now is 15 years old and still looks and works well. Be good to your equipment and it will deliver! period. Propane is fun [i tried those too] but in an emergency situation....you got it. This is it. A portable Kitchen.
Can't beat a classic
This stove is pretty much the same as the one I used as a Boy Scout 35 years ago. Designed for family/car/base camp style camping, don't plan on using this for backpacking. I found this stove to be very reliable, easy to use and more economical than the similar propane model. Worth every penny!