Hey Lone Crow, found you over on Senior Hiker 77's channel and thought I would pop on over to check out your channel. And I am glad I did. Happy to give you a sub to support both a fellow RUclips vlogger and a fellow woman in the outdoors. #womensupportingwomen. I love coming across other girls on RUclips and giving them support for their channels. Us girls gotta stick together out there. I have been eyeing a Coleman Stove for a while. I've seen so many ppl use them and they are just so convenient. Looking forward to following along with your channel and watching more of your videos. ~RVA Hiker Girl~
Thanks for coming on over and welcome to the Crow's Nest!!!! Right now we are doing the Mammoth Challenge 🦣 on the Ice Age Trail so you'll have those videos to watch for maybe by next week if all goes well. I like to review gear and I also have some hot tenting content coming up over the next couple months as winter approaches! Glad to have you join the flock! Cheers!
@@LoneCrowAdventures Awesome looking forward to checking out your upcoming vids. My videos right now are my section hiking 100 miles of the Appalachian Trail thru Shenandoah National Park then I will be heading south to connect where I left off. I do camping in cool locations, day hikes, kayaking and backpacking trips. Cheers to never stop adventuring! ~RVA~
I bought one of these 3 years ago new in box at goodwill for $20, and it's been a really great stove for frying/cooking fish and keeping the smell outside. I make a HUGE mess, and like you said, it's super easy to clean up and get it stored away without any fuss. Thanks for the tip with the fuel line freezing up! The gas knobs can be a little finicky at super low heat, but that's really my single complaint. If the oil gets too hot in your pan, I'd recommend you add more oil to cool it down, if you don't want to mess with the adjustment knobs.
I adore my Coleman 2 burner stove! Even have the oven box that goes on top of it and that's fun to bake with. Yes, have used it in the house when the power goes out. I came home from work and wanted a cup of coffee and my other half laughed and said, ha ha, we have no power, no coffee for you. I said, ha ha, I have my Coleman stove and vintage perculator, I will have coffee! Such a great stove. Awesome video😊
Great video. I’ve had one of these stoves for 30 years now & it still cooks & works perfectly . I have the hose adaption system to use it with larger propane containers too. Very nice & reliable stove.
I just bought the exact same stove at Target for $36.62 after a recent freezing wind storm -15 F and power outage 12/23/22. I looked at many other stoves that had self igniters and other supposed features, but still chose the coleman classic 2 burner stove. The reason is that this stove is simple and easy to clean. The less complicated a thing is, the more reliable and the least mechanisms to go wrong. I also found out that if you DISCONNECT Propane bottle and one at a time remove the fuel adjustment knob screw. (in the off position) #2) remove the knob, then nut holding the stem/needle valve and put the knob back on W/out the screw. #3) then turn knob counter clockwise to remove the needle. #4) then clean off the factory grease W/ only a paper towel, then twisting paper towel to a point so to clean the orifice that the pin came out of. (No Q tips) #5) after that, replace it with a very Thin coat of Silicone Grease or spray to protect the O - rings/pin. #6) reverse the procedures to reassemble and #7) Repeat with second knob assembly ... and Voila ! The coleman classic now has fine tune burner adjustment. Video tutorial - [ Coleman Camp Stove Fix - How to Adjust Flames ] can be found on YT Really liked your video, it was very thorough and comprehensive.
I've got one of those as well. It used to be my momback on the farm for an emergency stove. It's white gas so that one will fire up even in the dead of winter.
I use this stove as a secondary cooking source, along side a propane grill. I have both connected to the same 20 lb propane tank. Works great with a griddle top.✌🏽
My cousin has our grandfathers old coleman cook stove. It's older than I am....I'll be 40 soon, and that stove still rips. We used it on a canoe camping trip this past spring. Great review on a fantastic camp stove. For the price ya can't beat it.
i just bought same of your stove in surplus shop but unfortunately no propane adaptor included and no extra available..so i ordered online which is 5430 adaptor..while reading the instruction, I just find out that this stove using R430-565T..my question is adator replacement 5430 will work or not?let me know..thank you
Thank you for posting this video I recently bought my first Coleman classic stove and thanks to your very detailed instructions I know how to use it. Now I just have to convince my dog that she will really enjoy camping 🤣
Another great review and so thorough too Sam! Love these stoves - I have one that’s about 15 years old which I lend out to friends and family. I like the newer model with built in igniter 😉
Excellent review. We are about to try ours out for the 1st time this weekend. We've never used one before, so your video was really helpful. Thank you.
I used my Cannner on this with 7 1 ler jars of tomatoe sauce and it worked perfect but I had to turn it so pot was out of te wind..I bought butain burner at my local store but they gave me the worng can. Thats what lead me to your videos as you did a vid on the butain..Any how I remebered wife had old propain stove and I used it insteed..lol Now Im gona whatch alot of your videos ..lol Thanks Again! Great Content
Thank you for the video! My brother, who for some reason had 5 of these laying around, recently gave me and my wife one of these stoves. I never used one and was a bit nervous that the pipe from the tank to the stove was loose. I see from your video that it's supposed to swivel forward and back. Now I know I won't blow to bits when I make my morning coffee on our next trip!
I despise those 1 bottles , they are super retarded expensive in Canada now, I thought 3.99 was expensive , I've seen them as high as 15.99 lately, then where do yo dispose them safely ?
I found 5 Coleman white gas stoves on Facebook marketplace and figured I should get at least one of them working with parts from the others. Hah all five work and they are dated 1969 to 1985 . White gas is really expensive but burns very clean and I found you can use unleaded gas in them which is far cheaper with the caveat that you need to clean the generator more often. Propane bottles are just dandy but they do have a limitation on temperature range. Too cold not workee! White gas just don't freeze.. So I will keep one and sell the others cheap because so many people like the convenience of plugging in a disposable bottle of gas , and we are a disposable society. Now if you happen to get a cheap white gas stove and wish to convert it to propane , there are parts available for that and under 50.00. Enjoy your camp outs.
Bought one brand new this weekend. So looking forward to using it while camping for the 3 days. Opened it............ No regulator. Also bought a new Coleman recliner cot. Missing pieces. Coleman went 0/2 this week couldn't use either. Nothing so delicious as food heated up with a blow torch. Hot on the outside, cold in the middle
Thank you for your review… I was having a hard time choosing between this and another two burner type stove. Very informative. As always thank you kindly for sharing.
I have that little blue butane stove too. The nice thing about this stove is the ability to perk coffee while frying bacon! I get a good solid 3 day weekend out of a canister and this includes boiling water for at least 2x hot showers too. Pretty decent because I leave the coffee on to perk for quite a while too.
i found 2 things one was put some grease on the aluminium regulator where the tank screws on as over time will wear out the threads. also two i bought the 20 pound bbq tank. the 1 pound is getting pricey
I found one on the side of the curve, it had a free sign, I thought it was junk, but still pick it up. usted it for years, when I had to replace to tube were screw on the propane bottle, and it is still running strong. Just usted it on my hunting trip. So in conclusion its been about 8 years since we found it, so if you have on do not leave it on the curve.
Wow! Yours is so new... Mine is a slightly older model, but it just works every time! In the cold, I have a single burner that goes on the same bottle. Great review!
I have bought one of these and I tested it. It worked great but once you screw a propane cylinder on, can you not take it off until it’s empty? I unscrewed mine and it went”ppsssshhh” and shot propane out and I had to leave it until it leaked all of it out. Is there a way to undo it or do you leave it on until it’s out?
That's highly unusual. When you disconnect the propane is makes a hissing a sometimes a pop noise but then once it's disconnected it shouldn't keep emptying. You should be able to attach, disconnect and reattach the propane cylinder as many times as you'd like. It must have been a faulty cylinder.
I think camping is all about keeping things simple. Nowadays everyone thinks they need to have the top notch gear and they being these extravagant things. But thats not what camping is about, we had one of these when I was a kid and I remember my dad cooking so many things on it
Just bought one of these and had trouble screwing the 1lb propane tank to the regulator. It’s like the threads are different and it’s cutting the thread on the tank. I did get the same Coleman propane tank as you used. Is that a common problem with the tanks or a regulator issue? I did call Coleman and they have my problem on file, but I told them I would return the stove to the store I bought it from first to see if it’s the regulator on the stove I bought. I also plan on checking other tanks in the store just to see if it’s the specific tank I bought. If you or anyone has encountered this issue I’d appreciate a reply. Thank you very much.
More than likely it's the propane cylinder, especially if there was any rust around the threads. I've experienced some stubborn cylinders in the past. It doesn't happen very often. I can usually get them on there after messing with it for a few minutes. Only one time, when the threads on the cylinder was clearly damaged, was I not able to get it on. Good luck. Let me know how it turns out.
@@LoneCrowAdventures figures that I would grab that one cylinder that would give me problems with my first purchase. Lol I will definitely let you know how things go, I’ve been watching various videos on this stove and I finally got one, so I’ve been looking forward to using it. Thanks for replying, I’ve liked this video and now that I’ve found your channel I’ve subscribed. I’ll be going through and watching all that I have missed from you so far. 👍
@@LoneCrowAdventures returned the propane cylinder and got a new one this morning, the new one installed just fine. Thank goodness because I wouldn’t have been able to return the stove in exchange for a new one, all of the camping stoves had been cleaned out. Guess I made the right decision to get one yesterday morning when I did. 👍
@@thatfrakkingcat9171 excellent 👌 I'm glad to hear it worked out for you. I always buy at least one extra propane cylinder for a trip for this very reason. Doesn't happen often but when it does you don't want to be in a pickle! Good luck out there!
Everyone need this stove even if you do not camp.
It's an amazing emergency stove. We usebours when the power goes out all the time.
Can't beat a classic, that's for sure!
I agree, it's great!
Hey Lone Crow, found you over on Senior Hiker 77's channel and thought I would pop on over to check out your channel. And I am glad I did. Happy to give you a sub to support both a fellow RUclips vlogger and a fellow woman in the outdoors. #womensupportingwomen. I love coming across other girls on RUclips and giving them support for their channels. Us girls gotta stick together out there. I have been eyeing a Coleman Stove for a while. I've seen so many ppl use them and they are just so convenient. Looking forward to following along with your channel and watching more of your videos. ~RVA Hiker Girl~
Thanks for coming on over and welcome to the Crow's Nest!!!! Right now we are doing the Mammoth Challenge 🦣 on the Ice Age Trail so you'll have those videos to watch for maybe by next week if all goes well. I like to review gear and I also have some hot tenting content coming up over the next couple months as winter approaches! Glad to have you join the flock! Cheers!
@@LoneCrowAdventures Awesome looking forward to checking out your upcoming vids. My videos right now are my section hiking 100 miles of the Appalachian Trail thru Shenandoah National Park then I will be heading south to connect where I left off. I do camping in cool locations, day hikes, kayaking and backpacking trips. Cheers to never stop adventuring! ~RVA~
Yeah, I checked out a couple of your vids. You're way more serious than me! Keep up the good work!
One of the best emergency stoves ever. I have a small camp kitchen outside all summer, keeps the heat out of the house
Yep when the power goes outfits good to have one!
Very good video and great information on the Coleman classic stove
Thanks
Excellent review. Thank You!
Awe thanks!
I bought one of these 3 years ago new in box at goodwill for $20, and it's been a really great stove for frying/cooking fish and keeping the smell outside. I make a HUGE mess, and like you said, it's super easy to clean up and get it stored away without any fuss. Thanks for the tip with the fuel line freezing up! The gas knobs can be a little finicky at super low heat, but that's really my single complaint. If the oil gets too hot in your pan, I'd recommend you add more oil to cool it down, if you don't want to mess with the adjustment knobs.
I agree. This stove is easy to use to new campers and nice to have on hand when the power goes out too!
Those chickens are running away from that grill 😅🤣
Omg, they were bombarding the food at the picnic table! Sarah's been teaching them bad habits!
I adore my Coleman 2 burner stove! Even have the oven box that goes on top of it and that's fun to bake with. Yes, have used it in the house when the power goes out. I came home from work and wanted a cup of coffee and my other half laughed and said, ha ha, we have no power, no coffee for you. I said, ha ha, I have my Coleman stove and vintage perculator, I will have coffee! Such a great stove. Awesome video😊
That is amazing! We use ours for power outages as well. Very well done 👏
Good review. I have one from the late 70's and it has never failed me. It is my goto stove for camping and for emergencies.
Very nice!
Great video. I’ve had one of these stoves for 30 years now & it still cooks & works perfectly . I have the hose adaption system to use it with larger propane containers too. Very nice & reliable stove.
It a great little stove for camping
Definitely a staple! Ours is still going strong after several decades 💯 (Didn't know there was a dedicated bag for it, good tip!)
Yep. I like to keep all the swag together for convenience.
I just bought the exact same stove at Target for $36.62 after a recent freezing wind storm -15 F and power outage 12/23/22. I looked at many other stoves that had self igniters and other supposed features, but still chose the coleman classic 2 burner stove. The reason is that this stove is simple and easy to clean. The less complicated a thing is, the more reliable and the least mechanisms to go wrong. I also found out that if you DISCONNECT Propane bottle and one at a time remove the fuel adjustment knob screw. (in the off position) #2) remove the knob, then nut holding the stem/needle valve and put the knob back on W/out the screw. #3) then turn knob counter clockwise to remove the needle. #4) then clean off the factory grease W/ only a paper towel, then twisting paper towel to a point so to clean the orifice that the pin came out of. (No Q tips) #5) after that, replace it with a very Thin coat of Silicone Grease or spray to protect the O - rings/pin. #6) reverse the procedures to reassemble and #7) Repeat with second knob assembly ... and Voila ! The coleman classic now has fine tune burner adjustment. Video tutorial - [ Coleman Camp Stove Fix - How to Adjust Flames ] can be found on YT
Really liked your video, it was very thorough and comprehensive.
Thanks so much for the tips! Glad you liked the video!!!
I used to have one that used Coleman fuel. You filled the tank and pumped it up.....that was a classic
I've got one of those as well. It used to be my momback on the farm for an emergency stove. It's white gas so that one will fire up even in the dead of winter.
I use this stove as a secondary cooking source, along side a propane grill. I have both connected to the same 20 lb propane tank. Works great with a griddle top.✌🏽
That's a fantastic idea!!!
Thank you so much for your insight on the video
My pleasure!
My cousin has our grandfathers old coleman cook stove. It's older than I am....I'll be 40 soon, and that stove still rips. We used it on a canoe camping trip this past spring. Great review on a fantastic camp stove. For the price ya can't beat it.
I agree. I break this out when my sister-in-law and her kids come up for a weekend trip. It's easily the best way to make a lot of food for crowds!
@@LoneCrowAdventures I love the chicken running around in the background! My chickens video bomb me all the time hahahahahaha
We have 11 chicks about weeks old and 2 grow hens.
i just bought same of your stove in surplus shop but unfortunately no propane adaptor included and no extra available..so i ordered online which is 5430 adaptor..while reading the instruction, I just find out that this stove using R430-565T..my question is adator replacement 5430 will work or not?let me know..thank you
Honestly I'm not sure about this one
ummm thats not a classic.... the 413,425,426 and other white gas stoves are classic. thats a modern propane stove.
This is what is says when you buy it. Strange
Super handy info! Thank you for supporting car campers :)
No problem! Car camping is fun!!!!!
Excellent video. Informative, detailed, well presented, and alot of pertinent information
Thanks so much! I appreciate it!
Thank you for posting this video I recently bought my first Coleman classic stove and thanks to your very detailed instructions I know how to use it.
Now I just have to convince my dog that she will really enjoy camping 🤣
Another great review and so thorough too Sam! Love these stoves - I have one that’s about 15 years old which I lend out to friends and family. I like the newer model with built in igniter 😉
Oh yes, the Triton! That one is great as well but for the price difference I can bring a bbq lighter, lol
@@LoneCrowAdventures true - but I’ve lost or misplaced so many lighters! 😔🤓
Oh, that's the worst when that happens!
Best stove ever!
Yep!!!!
I don’t think this is the classic. The classic uses liquid fuel like white gas.
That's the white gas stove. I believe it's also called the Coleman Stove which is the original.
Excellent review. We are about to try ours out for the 1st time this weekend. We've never used one before, so your video was really helpful. Thank you.
Good luck, let me know how it turns out.
I have a 2019 model and a 1986 model the has hose and stand.
Nice, some of those older ones are collectibles now!
I have used the 86 more. It has a better build quality
That's like my old lantern too. The old 70s model can't compete with today's models!
I used my Cannner on this with 7 1 ler jars of tomatoe sauce and it worked perfect but I had to turn it so pot was out of te wind..I bought butain burner at my local store but they gave me the worng can. Thats what lead me to your videos as you did a vid on the butain..Any how I remebered wife had old propain stove and I used it insteed..lol Now Im gona whatch alot of your videos ..lol
Thanks Again!
Great Content
Thinking of buying one and after your great professional review I will be buying one!! Thanks very much for the detailed contents!!👍
Did you take your chickens camping with you? I guess that's one way to save on ice. Just butcher your meat as you need it. 👍
Lol funny guy. Chickens camp in our yard! Lol
@@LoneCrowAdventures 😆😆🤣
Thank you so much for this thorough review. Just bought one and out of the few videos I’ve seen yours was the best 👏🏾
Awe, thanks for the compliment. Good luck 👍
I have the cheapest Coleman stove like that but without the windscreen. I love it. Fires up every time. Cool video.
I didn't know they made one without a wind screen. Wow!
Thank you for the video! My brother, who for some reason had 5 of these laying around, recently gave me and my wife one of these stoves. I never used one and was a bit nervous that the pipe from the tank to the stove was loose. I see from your video that it's supposed to swivel forward and back. Now I know I won't blow to bits when I make my morning coffee on our next trip!
I despise those 1 bottles , they are super retarded expensive in Canada now, I thought 3.99 was expensive , I've seen them as high as 15.99 lately, then where do yo dispose them safely ?
If you like the smell of burnt hair then use a match...otherwise the BBQ lighter is the way to go! Nice job on this video!
Lol, I agree!
On the bright side, if you use it often enough, after a short while, you won't have any hair left to singe of your arms! So there's that! 😆
Any viewer know where I can get a replacement regulator? Thanks in advance
Thank you great video. Made using the stove very clear
Just got one and it has completely changed the way I camp
great review. had one for camping with the kids 25 years plus killer stove. you can not go wrong great unit
Absolutely a reliable stove for family camping! I agree totally
I found 5 Coleman white gas stoves on Facebook marketplace and figured I should get at least one of them working with parts from the others. Hah all five work and they are dated 1969 to 1985 . White gas is really expensive but burns very clean and I found you can use unleaded gas in them which is far cheaper with the caveat that you need to clean the generator more often. Propane bottles are just dandy but they do have a limitation on temperature range. Too cold not workee! White gas just don't freeze.. So I will keep one and sell the others cheap because so many people like the convenience of plugging in a disposable bottle of gas , and we are a disposable society. Now if you happen to get a cheap white gas stove and wish to convert it to propane , there are parts available for that and under 50.00. Enjoy your camp outs.
I love to restore old coleman lanterns!!!!
Bought one brand new this weekend. So looking forward to using it while camping for the 3 days. Opened it............ No regulator. Also bought a new Coleman recliner cot. Missing pieces. Coleman went 0/2 this week couldn't use either. Nothing so delicious as food heated up with a blow torch. Hot on the outside, cold in the middle
That is an awful experience. I'd be messaging the company. That's ridiculous!
Thank you 🙏🏾
Thanks
Thank you
You're welcome
Very great information Samantha! Entertaining as always.
Thank you so much 💓
Can't beat this stove
I agree, great stove for camping
I have been eying this stove for a few weeks now. Bought it based on your recommendation. Hope your thumb is all healed up! :)
Hope this stove works out for you!!!!
Thanks for this video .. I had doubts ... especially about using a 20 lb tank. Great presentation!!
Thanks so much!!!!
Thank you for your review… I was having a hard time choosing between this and another two burner type stove. Very informative. As always thank you kindly for sharing.
I glad I was able to help!
How many cooks do you get from one canister ? I have the Coleman butane one burner and really like it - wondering if I should upgrade ?
I have that little blue butane stove too. The nice thing about this stove is the ability to perk coffee while frying bacon! I get a good solid 3 day weekend out of a canister and this includes boiling water for at least 2x hot showers too. Pretty decent because I leave the coffee on to perk for quite a while too.
i found 2 things one was put some grease on the aluminium regulator where the tank screws on as over time will wear out the threads. also two i bought the 20 pound bbq tank. the 1 pound is getting pricey
Propane in general is going up, up, up! Good tips!
Great videos 👍👍
Fantastic video! Love your style. Super informative.
Thanks so much! I appreciate it.
I found one on the side of the curve, it had a free sign, I thought it was junk, but still pick it up. usted it for years, when I had to replace to tube were screw on the propane bottle, and it is still running strong. Just usted it on my hunting trip. So in conclusion its been about 8 years since we found it, so if you have on do not leave it on the curve.
Nice job! Great find!!!
Wow! Yours is so new... Mine is a slightly older model, but it just works every time! In the cold, I have a single burner that goes on the same bottle. Great review!
I have a single burner which works better in the mid to low 30s as well.
This video was supremely well done. Keep up the excellent work!
Thanks so much! I appreciate the feedback 😊
I luck out and won one in a drawing! Now just need a 5# bottle and hose.
That's fabulous 👌
Just bought 1 for 15 bucks I'm off grid and boy I can definitely use it..
That is a total steal!!!!
@@LoneCrowAdventures yea brand new can't complain I needed it to lol
Thank you for this outstanding and very-detailed review!
You're welcomed ☺️
this is thee best video for this camper stove, thank you
Thank you so much!
I have bought one of these and I tested it. It worked great but once you screw a propane cylinder on, can you not take it off until it’s empty? I unscrewed mine and it went”ppsssshhh” and shot propane out and I had to leave it until it leaked all of it out. Is there a way to undo it or do you leave it on until it’s out?
That's highly unusual. When you disconnect the propane is makes a hissing a sometimes a pop noise but then once it's disconnected it shouldn't keep emptying. You should be able to attach, disconnect and reattach the propane cylinder as many times as you'd like. It must have been a faulty cylinder.
@@LoneCrowAdventures ok good to know. Thank you for the information ✌🏻🙏🏻
Love the video! Very descriptive and covered all the bases. Awesome 👌
Thanks so much!
Does is fit 8 ounce propane cannisterbor only 1 pound??
The fitting will work with a 1lb tank.
Great video.. Can this be used indoors? Thanks
It is not recommended for indoor use due to the risk of co2 during the burn.
Great & informative review! Thank you!
You're welcome!!!
I think camping is all about keeping things simple. Nowadays everyone thinks they need to have the top notch gear and they being these extravagant things. But thats not what camping is about, we had one of these when I was a kid and I remember my dad cooking so many things on it
Thank you so much for the video.
I'm glad you enjoyed it!!!!
How do you know when the bottle is empty?
It will be much lighter. You can weigh then if you want exact amounts.
Well done .Thanks for the review
Thanks you so much!!!!
Damn 5.19 for regular! 🤮
No kidding!
Great detailed video. Keep up the good work 👍😉
You betcha. I've got a couple more stoves coming to the channel as soon as the weather gets decent up here. Camping season is here! (Almost)
Very informative! Good job!
Thanks so much for stopping by
I really needed this, great video
I'm so glad I could help!!!
Thank You for the information.
Thanks so much for checking it out!!!
Just bought one of these and had trouble screwing the 1lb propane tank to the regulator. It’s like the threads are different and it’s cutting the thread on the tank. I did get the same Coleman propane tank as you used. Is that a common problem with the tanks or a regulator issue? I did call Coleman and they have my problem on file, but I told them I would return the stove to the store I bought it from first to see if it’s the regulator on the stove I bought. I also plan on checking other tanks in the store just to see if it’s the specific tank I bought. If you or anyone has encountered this issue I’d appreciate a reply. Thank you very much.
More than likely it's the propane cylinder, especially if there was any rust around the threads. I've experienced some stubborn cylinders in the past. It doesn't happen very often. I can usually get them on there after messing with it for a few minutes. Only one time, when the threads on the cylinder was clearly damaged, was I not able to get it on. Good luck. Let me know how it turns out.
@@LoneCrowAdventures figures that I would grab that one cylinder that would give me problems with my first purchase. Lol I will definitely let you know how things go, I’ve been watching various videos on this stove and I finally got one, so I’ve been looking forward to using it. Thanks for replying, I’ve liked this video and now that I’ve found your channel I’ve subscribed. I’ll be going through and watching all that I have missed from you so far. 👍
Thanks so much for the support. I hope itnworks out well for you!
@@LoneCrowAdventures returned the propane cylinder and got a new one this morning, the new one installed just fine. Thank goodness because I wouldn’t have been able to return the stove in exchange for a new one, all of the camping stoves had been cleaned out. Guess I made the right decision to get one yesterday morning when I did. 👍
@@thatfrakkingcat9171 excellent 👌 I'm glad to hear it worked out for you. I always buy at least one extra propane cylinder for a trip for this very reason. Doesn't happen often but when it does you don't want to be in a pickle! Good luck out there!
👍🏻👍🏻✌️
Thanks so much!!!
@@LoneCrowAdventures You're welcome
I have the white gas one.
Yes. That one is extremely good as well!
Nice show thanks
Thanks so much, I hope you enjoyed it!
Great review!
Thanks so much 🙏
Who's chickens??
Those are our babies! 12 weeks old!
@@LoneCrowAdventures I have old english bantams : )
Got one too. Its an older one, uses white gas, from the '50's, but still working. They ARE durable.
The white gas version is delightful as well. We also have one of the antique ones.
This video is ace! Covers all angles for the potential buyer, very well presented, Thank you from a happy camper in Scotland 😉
Thank you so much for the encouraging words!
I have had one of these stoves for 30 years. Sadly, I had to replace it last week....but with another Coleman just like this one. Just subscribed!
Welcome to the Crow's Nest!
Love my Coleman stove! Thanks for bring up the cold weather issues.
You're welcome! I love this basic camping stove too!
I try to light mine and I don’t see any fire but I can hear and feel heat is that normal ..?
Yes, especially when it's bright outside the flame can be tough to spot.