Does the canister have a screw on head? is it the same type of threading for camping stoves like an MSR Whisperlite?
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No but there are converters sometimes need to work with them to get them to fit just right. Check youtube and adapter available here on Amazon that is of the better variety. You will have to judge if one will work with your particular stove but they will adapt to a screw on type connector.
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No. it is "pop on" style. Push on, it clicks in place. And grip and tug and it will pop off, and remain sealed.
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No it's a snap on. Check out the following website. Iwatani 35FW Portable 15,000BTU Butane Stove with Case.
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No it does not, its made to snap in to a butane stove, well atleast thats why I bought them.
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I bought these for use in our Brunton stoves. In those stoves the canister is laid in a channel, to begin the flow of the fuel you push down a lever and that pushes the can against the port on the stove. If you actually need a threaded end this canister won't work.
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Yes, it has a plastic threaded screw and nut. I've had mine installed for about a month and it seems to be holding well so far.
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Unfortunately, the unit I used this on was a Troy Cub, but I've noticed them to be universal. The holes are not tapped, and hopefully the screws that you receive are self tapping for this purpose. The housing is light aluminum. It's a brand new spindle and it is well manufactured. I just wish that they came with a lube fitting.
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Not without an adapter. The stove has a Lindal type valve...the Gasone cylinder uses a screw gate. Amazon sells one ... Pocket Three-Leg Transfer Head Adaptor Gas Bottle Screw Gate Camping Stove Gear
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The fuel used in this type of stove is either a butane or iso-butane mix. the canisters "cans" must have a Lindal valve. Manufacturers such as MSR, Snow Peak, Primus, Coleman, Kovea and Brunton sell the fuel cans.
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No it does not screw on. The shape on the end of the mop refill fits exactly into the mop handle. It is a square.
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Yes there is a round opening at the top of the mop refill with threading inside. You would just screw it into any standard mop stick that has threading on it.
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Do you own this stove? If so, it will tell you on the box. However, I am going to give you an educated guess. I looked at the Kenyon Express stove and it is a square shaped stove with a place for a canister to go into. All of the stoves that are this shape (that I have looked at online at Amazon and other places like auctions and manufacturers) use these canisters if they are the square shaped stove with the canister sleeve area. An important note I picked up from someone else -- take the canister out when you are done cooking or your butane will leak out and you will come back to an empty canister. Hope this helps. If not, contact the manufacturer before you buy.
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The housing is indeed threaded . Very easy to install and is of excellent quality. I highly recommend this housing.
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yes, the lid screws off and on. it forms a very tight seal vacuum-like seal.
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I purchased one of these to adapt my old style tree to new camp stove, which worked great, but I do not think it has the inner threads to fit OL connector. Unfortunately I do not have the connector nearby so I coud check it for you. Maybe you need this adapter .. http://www.amazon.com/GrillPro-11051-Universal-Propane-Adaptor/dp/B0029T5U0A
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Hi Joan, To answer your question, no it does not have any screw heads or exposed hardware at all! This is as professional a cooking pot as I have ever seen or owned and it should serve you well for many many years!! I hope that helps you on your decision!
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Since this bottle is designed to work with MSR's WhisperLite Universal and this stove uses canister fuel, white gas, kerosene and unleaded gasoline.....I would say yes. Having said that, you could direct an email to Cascade Designs at consumer@cascadedesigns.com with your specific questions and/or concerns.
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It is threaded, yes. Looks like you could get another handle if needed, provided it matched the size/diameter of the threads on the head.
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Hi Rodolfo, Both of the ports on the canister lid are 3/8" female NPT threads. The fitting for the inlet side is 3/8" male NPT x garden hose threads. The fitting for the outlet side is 3/8" male NPT and has a female garden hose adapter.
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It just uses a big pan head screw. I predrilled a hole for mine. I ended up taking it off as it just didn't feel right.
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No, the threads you see are for the nut that tightens the flange and holds the bulkhead in place. You need either a 1" nipple, onto which you can screw a female threaded fitting, or else a 1" male to femate threaded adapter. Either way, you need 1" male threaded fitting into the bulkhead.