How does the Coleman Two Burner Propane Stove differ from the Coleman Triton Two Burner Stove? Same Make, different Models and different prices.
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I purchased this as an emergency item for my daughter and she used it once so far and was very happy. I do not know the difference......sorry.
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Night and day difference the stove pictured being Junk I sent 3 in a row back no way to control the heat it's on high or off. Of course the more expensive one works fine.
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First make sure you are talking about the Big Red Campfire (58035) and not the Little Red Campfire as there is only a $159 price difference in the larger Camco Campfire. I compared the 2 the best I could and found the following: * Campfire in a Can has a slighlty larger diameter vs. Big Red Campfire - 15" vs. 13.25" * Big Red Campfire has up to 65,000 BTU vs. 64,000 for Camp Fire In a Can * Both have 10' hoses with regulators * Both have one piece logs * Both have an insulated bottom * The Big Red is slighlty heavier * Warranty for Big Red is 1 year while Camp Fire in a Can has something called Happy Camper Guarentee??? * Have to buy seperate cooking rack for Big Red campfire I cannot say why a $159 difference in the Big Red campfire 58035 and is why I purchased the Big Red Campfire. I can buy 2 of the Big red Campfires for the price of 1 Camp Fire in a Can.
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I'm not sure what you mean. can you give a link to the 3-burner model? This case fits the propane coffee maker, as well as the older model that worked on top of the camp stove.
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NO I don't. I only know that it worked on my stove when the coleman regulator would not. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Hi Jason, It is a great stove for 1-2 But 3 is not really the best. If you are going to camp with 3, get a second stove. or even a third. They fold flat and if you have wood available where you are going. You don't have to pack any fuel. The extra stoves are nice because you can heat water for cleanup or coffee after heating with one of them. I think you get the idea!
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The smaller tank has less volume of gas, propane is liquid that "boils" to a gas that is the actual fuel. In colder weather smaller tanks have a hard time keeping up with high output. Even a 20 lb. tank won't run burner well if it is really cold. Summer or with a hot work light pointed right at the tank then no reason not to use the smaller tank.
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I doubt you'll find someone who has used both on the same model grill. If the BTU output is the same, the cooking should be the same. I suspect that Weber changes the orifices to match the fuel. Nat gas might have more consistent pressure than propane, as the propane pressure does seem to decrease when the tank is almost empty.
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I find that the burner is just like using a gas stove eye in your home and the heat output is very precise. Due to changing outdoor conditions you may have to adjust a little more often, but I don't think that you will find many other camp stoves that are more consistent.
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It is the same propane. It is the same as LPG, the same that is used for BBQ's, RV's and propane generators. The advantage for use with RV's and campers is you don't have to carry extra gas cans, and can use the same tanks you use for your RV/camper.
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yes it is the same type burner design as coleman but alot better and quicker and versitile using one lb propane tanks ,, i use mine all the time at our gunge run to make coffee and soup and hotdogs for quick snacks between shooting,,the base could be bigger but it is stable if you dont rock it,,hope this helps,,ps,,i bought two,,one is in my bug out kit the other at our range,,glenn w.
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I returned this stove to Amazon's Seller due to safety concerns, its poor construction (in my opinion), and a total lack of documentation, such as no User Manual being provided. I never hooked up any propane source to the Stove, so I cannot answer your exact question.
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Camper stoves are smaller than apt size stoves. Google camper trailer stoves...
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YES! I was unsure based on reviews but I purchased Coleman Triton Series InstaStart 2-Burner Stove and this bag and it fits great. The bag is a thick heavy pleather feel material. I thought it was going to be ripstop nylon. Great purchase.
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Don't know why it is cheaper. The unit come in NG and propane versions. You cannot convert from one to the other. Make sure you select the proper one.
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it does not matter which you use, butane or propane, what matters is what fits the stove. camp stove fuel sold at sporting good stores like the brand msr is called a blended fuel, basically butane and fits the stove without an adapter, propane tanks found in hardware stores require an adaptor. just look at the fuel can top and your stoves screw on valve and it obvious what will fit and what will not fit
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Yes it can and works well I have a three burner Coleman camp stove the middle burner is in the middle and is for large pots and pans it works great need to learn how to adjust being there is no markings on the burner adjustment but with a little practice and some marking on the stove I was able to make this a snap and not have to worry also able to run this on the back porch so in the summer I do not heat up the kitchen and house. You can also purchase a single burner for propane or natural gas they come in different sizes.
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I bought it for the single camping burner. You should look up the parts list for the stove you have to get the correct part number. Coleman has mammy different