I just picked one of these larger Colemans stoves. The 413H is the older version of the modern Powerhouse Duel fuel, I needed it (the 413H) for the fact that I can use a 12 inch pot and a 10 inch at the same time and it's great for putting their oven on top, lots of room. The output on these 22 inchers will blow the lid off the other smaller 17 inch models. As far as using low grade gasoline on your stove..I could not agree more. I've used it on ALL my gas stoves for decades, never an issue. Little maintenance once in a blue moon and that's it. Thanks for sharing this video.
Mine was made in 8/1981. This was a great video to help me get my stove back to working condition. I have the original box it came in so I'm so looking forward to going camping with it again.
Hey Jits, Thank you for the video. You are an amazing youtuber. You style, perfect voice level, your amazing camera presentation, and your comfortable knowledge in what you do...makes you a homerun top notch RUclipsr for me! I would expect you to get the RUclips award if you dont already have it. Best wishes .😊👍🏻 Paul
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I haven't used my stove for about 20 years or so. So I want to clean it up and have it on standby. Sending greetings from Kyoto-Japan. I probably bought it in 1997-98?
Thank you so much for the info, I have 5 colman stoves like that. I like the flexibility of using Coleman gas, gasoline, propane, and now fuel oil. Thank you for showing how to clean them.
Thanks for sharing these videos, I have watched a bunch and feel that I have learned enough to work on on mine. I have a 426E, 425NL, 413E, and 425C. Just started working on the 426 and hope to have it ready for a trip next week. Thanks again!
Just found one of these in my father-in-law's garage rafters. It probably hasn't been used in over 35 years and still had fuel in the tank. It fired right up with the old fuel and runs great. The shade of green looks different (darker green)than other Coleman stoves I have. I'm wondering if there were different colors available back then.
Coleman rule.!! I carry a Coleman multi tool.! And as always great presentation matey. Also a great morning to you from Australia. Still making Arizona stove for friends, they're regular trekkers & campers. Got them watching your shows now. Cheers & stay safe brother.
I have the duel fuel tank, and it seems to sputter the mist alternatively then it seems ok when I pump it. Took generator out but couldn't remove the spring. The needle looks really clean and the burners and tanks all look good. So since I never had one of the heaters I'm not sure. When it burns it looks pretty good also. Don't want to mess with it if it ain't broken
i love all people , but you. Calling an 83 Vintage, We used to collect stoves n lanterns n they were from 40s 50s n 60s. EACH Coleman lantern has the year stamped on the bottom. . . . . . and only kidding about excluding you. thanx 4 your channel
@@jiujitsu2000 Right On, puts you about 46. Im a January 66 model. I have one buddy that retired from GM, Mansfield Ohio, that collects thee old Coleman Lanterns. He prolly has 40 of.
We have a 3burner like that,switched it to propane,hubby didnt like it,so we switched it back.coleman had the parts for it yet.think ours was from the60s
Mine is from 2/66. I switched mine too. Then immediately switched back. I kept the propane generator though incase I need to use it inside in an emergency. Don't want to run gasoline inside my house.
I have a 1978 3 burner Coleman, I’ve decided to restore it. What is the best way to remove the burner assembly? I will need to remove one of the valves on one side to get it out of the stove to paint. And then replace it - thanks for sharing you cleaning and restoration videos, they are great!
3 nuts through the holes on the bottom of the stove and 1 screw by the carburetor assembly. You shouldn't have to remove a valve. Once you get it loose the valve handles should fit through the slots they're coming through.
Hello. I'm cleaning up an old 424 Dual Fuel Coleman stove. I took apart the burner assemblies and forgot which side they belong to. One has a large washer at the bottom where it mates with the manifold. It has hole approximately 1" diameter. Can you tell me which side that burner belongs on? Thanks in advance.
Hey man, thanks for the info. I've used this stove for years. It's tough, dependable and easy to use. While cleaning mine, I noticed that even though I have released all the pressure in the fuel tank, I am not able to prime it. The plunger, with the intake hole covered, does not allow me to pump pressure back in. It feels like it is full. So before I completely break it down. I was hoping that you might have a quick fix for this. Thanks
do you recommend any solvents for un-gunking the fuel setup ? just recently got a 413H that i suspect needs a good cleaning, it will light and run but seems to pulse a little on low and erratic fuel / power correlation when screwing in or out the needle valve
I would take apart the control valve and inspect it. Sounds like it's not fully seating when you turn it off. It's normal to simmer for a minute or so but not a half hour. These stoves are extremely simple to work on.
I've come across a coleman the powerhouse 413h dual Cookstove. Have taken apart the fuel tank what I can anyways. Fuel in the tank but it still pressurized. Wont let me pump anymore. Got this coleman for nothing would like to get it working.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but that was not a rolling boil.The term "rolling boil", means the liquid is turning over very fast. What was shown here was water about ready to boil.
You couldn't fix a peanut butter and jelly sandwich! You and your pink fingernail polish! Just wrap a layer of teflon tape on it and it will melt and seal it tight! Get with the program!
The days before propane brings back many great memories of camping & picnicking with my grandparents.
I got an 413 E 3 burner given to me because they couldn't sell at their garage sale..it works perfectly..
I'm in northern Alberta Canada.
I just picked one of these larger Colemans stoves. The 413H is the older version of the modern Powerhouse Duel fuel, I needed it (the 413H) for the fact that I can use a 12 inch pot and a 10 inch at the same time and it's great for putting their oven on top, lots of room.
The output on these 22 inchers will blow the lid off the other smaller 17 inch models. As far as using low grade gasoline on your stove..I could not agree more. I've used it on ALL my gas stoves for decades, never an issue. Little maintenance once in a blue moon and that's it.
Thanks for sharing this video.
Mine was made in 8/1981. This was a great video to help me get my stove back to working condition. I have the original box it came in so I'm so looking forward to going camping with it again.
Hey Jits, Thank you for the video. You are an amazing youtuber. You style, perfect voice level, your amazing camera presentation, and your comfortable knowledge in what you do...makes you a homerun top notch RUclipsr for me! I would expect you to get the RUclips award if you dont already have it. Best wishes .😊👍🏻 Paul
What an amazing stove,makes you want to go camping just so you can use it thanks!
I use mine on the patio to make breakfast and coffee in the morning. Great for if there's a power outage also.
@@michaelmosley1385 I cooked breakfast while hurricane Irma was raging on the front porch it's crazy!
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I haven't used my stove for about 20 years or so. So I want to clean it up and have it on standby. Sending greetings from Kyoto-Japan. I probably bought it in 1997-98?
Merci beaucoup pour vos conseils et trucs très précieux, gratitude pour votre générosité.❤❤❤❤
That was a great score for $10 man. Super steal! Thanks for posting my friend. Blessings!
Awesome tutorial! I have one of these and it’s starting to falter; now I can fix it!
Hi from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures brother
Grew up with these, and have bought and revived a number of them. Great video and a new subscriber here from the ‘back woods’ of Michigan
Awesome I picked up a 65 last summer need's cleaned up dosen't run great. Thanks for sharing
I was missing those kind of videos, thank a lotttttt
I was missing those videos
I love your videos...I learn a lot. Thank you
Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for the info, I have 5 colman stoves like that. I like the flexibility of using Coleman gas, gasoline, propane, and now fuel oil. Thank you for showing how to clean them.
Thank you so much for the detailed information you provided with your video
Good video and well explained
Great Video . I just found a 413 G so all the info will come in handy ! Thanks !!
Sounds like you found a good one I've got a couple other videos coming in the near future that are similar to this that you might like
Best videos on the web
Thank you!
Very nice stove skeet enjoyed the video love ya !!
Thanks for sharing these videos, I have watched a bunch and feel that I have learned enough to work on on mine. I have a 426E, 425NL, 413E, and 425C. Just started working on the 426 and hope to have it ready for a trip next week. Thanks again!
Wonderful and inspiring
Very cool, old, beautiful stove!
This one rocks!! Blessings!!
Nice Job! Thanks for the info!
Just found one of these in my father-in-law's garage rafters. It probably hasn't been used in over 35 years and still had fuel in the tank. It fired right up with the old fuel and runs great. The shade of green looks different (darker green)than other Coleman stoves I have. I'm wondering if there were different colors available back then.
They are fantastic stoves. I hate the propane ones. We use one naptha stove in the Canadian army to keep our 10person winter tents warm
Coleman rule.!! I carry a Coleman multi tool.! And as always great presentation matey. Also a great morning to you from Australia. Still making Arizona stove for friends, they're regular trekkers & campers. Got them watching your shows now. Cheers & stay safe brother.
lol I have my air compressor nozzle on my press as well, comes in handy.
always learning thanks
I need to go through mine and clean it up
I have the duel fuel tank, and it seems to sputter the mist alternatively then it seems ok when I pump it. Took generator out but couldn't remove the spring. The needle looks really clean and the burners and tanks all look good. So since I never had one of the heaters I'm not sure. When it burns it looks pretty good also. Don't want to mess with it if it ain't broken
Great video thank you for sharing information and knowledge
Great video. Thanks
i love all people , but you. Calling an 83 Vintage, We used to collect stoves n lanterns n they were from 40s 50s n 60s. EACH Coleman lantern has the year stamped on the bottom. . . . . . and only kidding about excluding you. thanx 4 your channel
I'm 1975 vintage. Ha ha
@@jiujitsu2000 Right On, puts you about 46. Im a January 66 model. I have one buddy that retired from GM, Mansfield Ohio, that collects thee old Coleman Lanterns. He prolly has 40 of.
We have a 3burner like that,switched it to propane,hubby didnt like it,so we switched it back.coleman had the parts for it yet.think ours was from the60s
Mine is from 2/66. I switched mine too. Then immediately switched back. I kept the propane generator though incase I need to use it inside in an emergency. Don't want to run gasoline inside my house.
Thanks for this!!!
You're welcome!
I received one as a gift/trade last year that looks very similar but mine might be a bit older
I have a 1978 3 burner Coleman, I’ve decided to restore it. What is the best way to remove the burner assembly? I will need to remove one of the valves on one side to get it out of the stove to paint. And then replace it - thanks for sharing you cleaning and restoration videos, they are great!
3 nuts through the holes on the bottom of the stove and 1 screw by the carburetor assembly. You shouldn't have to remove a valve. Once you get it loose the valve handles should fit through the slots they're coming through.
Got a 413 and a 508 I run lo octane gas often your exactly right
It'll eventually clog the generator, but usually an easy cleaning job
Good video bro ...thans for skills n sharing...wt us...on u tube
Thank you. Blessings always from Arizona! 🙏
thank you
What do you do if the coil spring doesn't come out of the generator?
Spray some brake cleaner or even Carburater cleaner in there, let it soak for a few minutes and it should slide out.
I have two 413 stoves. One takes an old bronze color tank , the other a red one .
What is the alternate washer of the pump if its broken can i do a diy leather washer
Você é muito inteligente 👏👏
Any fix for pulsing flame? Mine burns like yours.
Hello. I'm cleaning up an old 424 Dual Fuel Coleman stove. I took apart the burner assemblies and forgot which side they belong to. One has a large washer at the bottom where it mates with the manifold. It has hole approximately 1" diameter. Can you tell me which side that burner belongs on? Thanks in advance.
Hey man, thanks for the info. I've used this stove for years. It's tough, dependable and easy to use. While cleaning mine, I noticed that even though I have released all the pressure in the fuel tank, I am not able to prime it. The plunger, with the intake hole covered, does not allow me to pump pressure back in. It feels like it is full. So before I completely break it down. I was hoping that you might have a quick fix for this.
Thanks
Turn pump knob 2 turns counter clock wise.
do you recommend any solvents for un-gunking the fuel setup ? just recently got a 413H that i suspect needs a good cleaning, it will light and run but seems to pulse a little on low and erratic fuel / power correlation when screwing in or out the needle valve
Seafoam in the tank of fuel
@@jiujitsu2000 100% seafoam to burn or a 50/50 mix of white fuel and seafoam
@@MobWithGuns a few ounces of seafoam in a tank of fuel
Backpack that sucker in - GOOD LUCK 👌 !! 🤪 !! 👌
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Ha ha, right...
I just picked up this same stove at goodwill for 15.00. you said you went to the kitchen to clean the stove. How did you clean in the kitchen please?
Ha ha, I had to burn the divorce papers... lol
Can I ask a question... can I use de natured alcohol with Primus omnifuel?
I don't think so. I wouldn't. Alcohol burns much different.
@@jiujitsu2000 Thank you for the info...need to procure one, I will try the APG first, them the higher end.
My duel stove stays on simmer 30 minutes after shut off, had to loosen the cap to get it to shut off! What is wrong with my tank?
I would take apart the control valve and inspect it. Sounds like it's not fully seating when you turn it off. It's normal to simmer for a minute or so but not a half hour.
These stoves are extremely simple to work on.
Cool
Just like new
My brass end of the generator won't come loose
Mine doesnt go blue. Why?
I've come across a coleman the powerhouse 413h dual Cookstove. Have taken apart the fuel tank what I can anyways. Fuel in the tank but it still pressurized. Wont let me pump anymore. Got this coleman for nothing would like to get it working.
if you don't have compressed air i have ran a zip tie through the burner
Have stove will travel
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Let me know if you want me to give u a link to a video of the issue
Found one of these for $10 😂
I found mine for free on the side of the road. Worked perfectly. 😊
Next time use safety glasses.
Почему бензин не коптит? В России бензин коптит...
Sorry to burst your bubble, but that was not a rolling boil.The term "rolling boil", means the liquid is turning over very fast. What was shown here was water about ready to boil.
You couldn't fix a peanut butter and jelly sandwich! You and your pink fingernail polish! Just wrap a layer of teflon tape on it and it will melt and seal it tight! Get with the program!
Ha ha. Comment of the day goes to?
@@jiujitsu2000 I knew I could get a reply out of you!