My MSR stove burns unleaded gasoline. Will a gas station nozzle fit in the bottle or will I need a funnel to fill the fuel bottle?
1177618
I have also filled these from the pump... pay attention and go slow. You will be fine.
1177619
I have 3, 11 oz MSR fuel bottles and I fill them using an approved plastic gallon gas container w/ the aid of a funnel.
1177620
I realize this answer is long after the question has been asked, but this may be of value to future readers. I use these for spare fuel to carry in my motorcycle's saddlebags. After I've had occasion to empty them, I refill them using standard filling station pump nozzles. It requires caution, and I have to go slow in order to not overfill, but it does work fine and I've not had any mishaps.
1177621
I've been using MSR International stove with this bottle (33 fl oz) for last 7+ years, no problem whatsoever. Full bottle will last approximately 4 hours of burn-time at medium output.
1177622
My guess is that it wouldn't fit and you would need to use a funnel. The inner diameter of the neck is wider than a standard soda bottle but smaller (I think) than a Gatorade bottle.
1177623
I have not tried it but the width of the bottle seems big enough to put a gas station nozzle into it. I'm not sure I would go to a gas station for such a small amount of fuel. You'd be better off getting a 5 gallon container and using a funnel when you need the fuel.
1177624
Hi there, Don't think that I'd do that! The way the GAS comes out so quickly, Your going to get gas everywhere before you can stop the flow. GOOD LUCK & "BE SAFE!"
2240449
Yes. I have bought and used Coleman's canisters with the MSR stove. It works the same as the MSR name brand ones.
988202
The Frigidaire GRLP3 Conversion Kit contains many different size orifices. Each of your burners uses one orifice. You will only use a fraction of the ones in this kit. There is a small number on the side of each one to identify what size it is. The instructions will tell which ones to use depending on the size of the existing orifice you take out of your natural gas stove. Take care not to drop any inside the stove. They will be difficult to retrieve if you do. Read the instructions step by step and you should be fine. Frank
360193
You need to buy the gas adapter hose. Out of the box it works with the small 1lb campling stove and lantern tanks.
1242720
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
1135823
what you need just connect natural gas hose (with an on/off valve) to this Thunder jet stove burner, that's!
692715
I do not know I have a gas stove....u could email the company and ask costumer service this question. Sorry I couldn't be of much helptami
849845
I can't say for sure I'm not familiar with that stove but what I can see in pictures is that the regulator is at the propane tank which means that the LP gas is hitting the knobs. This means that you should be able to use the hose with the proper brass fittings but I did lots of reading and looking before I went this route with our BBQ and trailer quick connect. The quick connect fittings on our trailer are made by Fairview and I was able to get brass fittings from a local pump shop that sold pressure washers. Hope this helps.Mike
1940991
You will need a butane refill bottle sold almost anywhere.There is a little valve on the torch that you insert the butane nozzle of the refill bottle into.
1899742
All you need to do is screw the stove onto the fuel canister. I used a Coleman can that I bought at Walmart. Make sure that the arms are extended. Once you have done this, turn the lever on the side. Use a lighter or a match and that is it. It should light and the more you open the valve the more heat. Good luck.
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I don't represent the MFR and I don't know the answer to your question. Amazon emailed me with the question. My only suggestion is that if it will work, (safely) someone has patented and manufactured an adapter for it. (You can Web search that.) That said, the MSR WhisperLite Universal stove ($80) "uses canister fuel, and switches easily over to liquid fuels". I don't know if the stove burner is specially designed to do this or if it just has adapters. Please use EXTREME caution and I advise you never attempt to use a stove other than as specified by the manufacturer. People have been badly burned by misuse of camping stoves. I don't represent the MFR and I don't know the answer to your question. Amazon emailed me with the question. My only suggestion is that if it will work, (safely) someone has patented and manufactured an adapter for it. (You can Web search that.) That said, the MSR WhisperLite Universal stove ($80) "uses canister fuel, and switches easily over to liquid fuels". I don't know if the stove burner is specially designed to do this or if it just has adapters. Please use EXTREME caution and I advise you never attempt to use a stove other than as specified by the manufacturer. People have... » Read More I don't represent the MFR and I don't know the answer to your question. Amazon emailed me with the question. My only suggestion is that if it will work, (safely) someone has patented and manufactured an adapter for it. (You can Web search that.) That said, the MSR WhisperLite Universal stove ($80) "uses canister fuel, and switches easily over to liquid fuels". I don't know if the stove burner is specially designed to do this or if it just has adapters. Please use EXTREME caution and I advise you never attempt to use a stove other than as specified by the manufacturer. People have been badly burned by misuse of camping stoves. « Show Less
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On the top left side as you look at this picture, you will find the vent and fill tube. The dark circle in the "center" is the sending unit for the fuel gauge. I assume you will need a hose for both the vent and the fill. I used my existing hoses. I was lucky. Everything fit and it was an easy install.
1757987
I had the same question! I called a nice guy at Kuchenprofi USA and he measured the funnel for me. No contact info found on Amazon. The opening that goes in the bottle is 1 and 3/8 inches. Hope that's helpful :)
67071
The opening is approximately 1 sm. The funnel might help, but it's not necessary, the bottle can be refilled without a funnel.
1726614
The "Omnilite" has it's own pump integrated into the fuel bottle, also provided. You can clearly see the top of the pump handle sticking out of the top of the fuel bottle in the illustration on the amazon page. See this YouTube link on how to operate the stove: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cMX0Hc-AUg Although it's for the "Omnifuel" stove, the operation of the stove is identical.
2002291
I would say yes in most cases, or use a plastic funnel that fits well. You could also find a piece of rubber hose or similar that fits the gas can nozzle.
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Hi, This cap fits it just fine. I recommend using a wide-mouth, long-neck flexible funnel from Walmart or any auto store to dispense the fuel. Using the EPA piece of crap is insane. It gets on everything and leaks like crazy. Gas Can Cap - Replacement Gasoline Can Cap - Update Your Can Today (Pack Of 2)