Extremely lightweight and packable dual burner stove with fuel converter

This is an extremely lightweight and foldable dual burner stove made by Coleman. Very uncommon and outdated. By creating a line of stoves and lanterns that are ran off a very unique fuel bottle with Colemans own type of fuel connection. These products didn't stick around very long. The line was known as Powermax High Performance and consisted of 3 lanterns, 2 dual burner stoves, and several single burner stoves. Which I believe I own at least one of each. And while there was an adapter as shown in the video it only worked on most of the stoves and only one of the lanterns. However it was very hard to acquire and no longer available. The original fuel bottles are also no longer available and when they do surface the seller usually wants $50+ for a single 10oz bottle. That is not refillable. I've gotten very lucky over the years and collected 6 of these bottles. 3 just very recently with a stove for $10 at a flea market. So it's possible to find them just rare. I have not been able to find anymore adapters however. This stove is very awesome and comes in handy when backpacking with a group when multiple people want to cook or when making large meals. Thanks for watching.

[@brianm9282]

Wow that stove was brand new. Luckily I have 14 full canisters I picked up years ago on clearance. I no longer winter camp so I'm going to sell everything with a stove and lantern. These canisters can be refilled I've seen here on RUclips but not with the same mixture of propane and butane but just from those butane stove canisters.I don't like to mess with refilling and there's no need to when you have a lifetime supply.

[@edwardrogers8743]

Hi, l was wondering who made the converter, and if they are still available. After Coleman discontinued the fuel for this stove, which is a great stove by the way, l discontinued buying anything Coleman.

[@ateeg40]

Where can I find this piece

[@benjankens7099]

Can you share where to get the adapter? TIA

[@dibbsdabble4718]

I purchased it years ago. I believed I found it by Google searching Coleman Powermax fuel adapter.