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When a wood fire option is not always the answer for your cooking needs
2 burner gas stove
Provides up to 14,000 BTU's of cooking power
One tank of fuel will operate for up to 2 hours with burners on high
Durable textured steel
Heavy-duty nickel chrome grate is removable for easy cleaning
Wind baffles help shield flame from wind
Fully adjustable cooking power, boils a quart of water in about 4 minutes
Fuel not included

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

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NoColeman 'Naptha' Camping Stove

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5 out of 5

Quality

4.9 out of 5

Durability

4.9 out of 5

Ease of use

4.7 out of 5

28 When a wood fire option is not always the answer for your cooking needs. 2 burner gas stove. Provides up to 14,000 BTU's of cooking power. One tank of fuel will operate for up to 2 hours with burners on high

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

Hobgoblyn

Location: Peterborough, Ont

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It is a Coleman

Date:December 26, 2011

"What to say, it is a Coleman = great product. I have several older Coleman stoves this newer one seems to be about 90% the quality of the older ones. For some reason I wanted a new stove, so I bought one, and have no regrets.
There are two things I do not like about this new stove though. One the chain on the fuel tank, some new Canadian law. Two the the arms that hold the sides up seems cheap and only really works when the sides are in close to the cooking area. Oh and number three, the new tanks are no longer serviceable.
I use the new stove as my second and use my old Coleman 3 burner as my main stove. Other then my pet peeves it works as great as the old stoves and I am sure will be a collectors item one day."

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

andrew4567

Location: Hamilton

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the best piece of camping equipment i ever bought.

Date:October 8, 2011

"This is one of the best pieces of camping equipment I have ever owned, during my childhood when I was in Boy Scouts we used one of these, when I went camping with parents they had one, and when I moved out I bought one. These are fantastic little camp stove, the whole fuel tank disconnects and nests under the grill by the burner for transit, so you end up having a small sized laptop that hardly weighs anything, the great thing about the fuel it uses naptha or white fuel, is it its hardly at all expensive something like 16 bucks for 3 litre can, which is pretty well last you through three weekend long camping trips. On this stove I have been able to cook full meals in less then 15 minutes, it took longer to clean up then actually cooking the meal. Over all a very excellent piece of equipment for the value."

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

KristyLovesCamping

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Buy This Stove!

Date:June 25, 2011

"This is the most amazing camping stove on the market today! I still see people selling used ones in the classifieds from 15 years ago that work like the day they were first purchased. We bought ours last year from Canadian Tire and have never looked back. It boils a full pot of water in 90 seconds and it is so simple to use. We had no problem cooking anything we wanted at 9000ft elevation in Yellowstone this past week and are so happy with the purchase. The fuel is also widely available and very cheap. We haven't had to refill the container more than once so far and the fuel lasts for so long!"

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

RobertC

Location: Nova Scotia

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Bulletproof

Date:May 29, 2011

"These stoves are the best out there.Very easy on fuel,low operation cost.Low maintenace,last forever."

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5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

fraserdw

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Classic

Date:February 6, 2011

"This is the classic Coleman Camp Stove made by Coleman for almost 100 years now. I first used one in Scouts in the 70s. I used them all through my Army career and continue to use them in my camping life. Recommended. White Gas stove provide a reliable source of heat and cooking in all camping conditions and at most attitudes. This stove is perfect for cooking when the power goes out. Never be without this one!!!"

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

surfnfx

Location: Canada Wide year round!

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BEST STOVE FOR

Date:August 28, 2010

"Canoe trips, Car camping, Offroading, more than one person. EMERGENCY - Ice Storms, power outages. I do not know how old my stove is but the fuel tank is made of brass!. I have only had to replace a few parts like the pump every 10 yrs or so. And that is a off the shelf part at most CT Stores. It is beaten up pretty good. I got it about 40 yrs ago and it was used even then! We even used them in the CANADIAN FORCES! So you know it has to be tuff! Forget propane! Even my Lantern is a 50 yr old Coleman Naptha one! And can still get parts for it! I have used it even in -40c/-40F, it's a little slower @ that temp but (POT RADIATES THE HEAT) still it works very good!.I have another one man version that is not Colman but also uses Naptha. It works good too.But propane will not even work...the fuel is gelled and useless. Stay with Naptha! Stay with COLEMAN! PLUS IT IS MORE ECO FRIENDLY...NO CYLINDERS!"

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5 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Ease of use

3 out of 5

Flash178

Location: Hamilton, Ontario

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Great stove, works well.

Date:June 8, 2010

"Owned this now for 1 year, have had nothing but good luck. Well built, but difficult to clean after a weekend of cooking. I would recommend keeping the instruction manual in a safe place, The manual contains good information on trouble shooting, and Coleman excellent customer assistance number.
Have used stoves like this for 15 years now and it is a must have for any weekend camper."

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

Camrod

Location: Edmonton,AB

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Another Great Product From Coleman!!

Date:March 16, 2010

"What can I say that hasn't already been said?! I've used this exact stove for YEARS with never a problem! I bought another one this past summer(2009)because I needed another one.I bought my other one back in 1994 and it still works today as good as the day that I first took it out of the box brand new.Five stars all the way!"

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

low351

Location: St-Lazare, QC

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A staple

Date:January 27, 2010

"Even if you don't go camping this is a great item to keep around in your garage or storage room. The fuel keeps well and isn't overly dangerous, you can store it and keep it for power outtages, remember the ICE STORM?!? It's kept us in coffee and hot dogs durning outtages many a time. Just remember to use it in a well ventilated area, just outside your porch door is a good place during an outtage."

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

gleib

Location: Regina, SK

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A must for campers

Date:January 26, 2010

"I've had one of these for years. Coleman makes very reliable products and parts are easy to find if and when you need them"

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Will this burner work on gasline?

Question:

Will this burner work on gasline?And I have heard that filling gasline into a unqualified container, is that ture? I live in vancouver. And will it work on kerosene also? Thanks!

MichaelD

1 year, 6 months ago

Answer:

No, it is not designed for gasoline. Also, please disregard someone else's comment that it runs on propane.

Coleman does, however, make a few dual fuel models that accepts gasoline and naphtha.

Checkout their website at:
http://www.colemancanada.ca

None22

6 months ago

Answer:

No! That is extremely dangerous. This system is designed for propane only.

johnintoronto

9 months ago

Answer:

NO, white gas or Napa only

fraserdw

1 year ago

Answer:

I wouldn't recommend it, but possibly yes.
I purchased a 1964 Coleman 411 (which is essentially the same design) 2nd hand and buy smell you could tell it was full of car gas. Lit it up and it burned fine but smelled awful! Car gas also is less refined "dirty" and will clog up the burners much faster. Colman fuel / Naptha / White gas is about 60-70 octane I think, and since car gas is at least 87 it will be more resistant to combust.

Anonymous

1 year ago

Answer:

NO! IT IS NAPTHA ONLY!

surfnfx

- Canada Wide year round!

1 year, 5 months ago

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what is the actual btus?

Question:

What is the actual btu of each burner? Is it 14,000 btu in total? or 14,000 btu per burner?

deedie

- Edmonton

1 year, 10 months ago

Answer:

The correct answer is:

Main burner: 7,500 BTU / hr
Auxiliary burner: 6,500 BTU / hr
Total: 14,000 BTU / hr

None22

6 months ago

Answer:

14,000 per burner

fraserdw

1 year ago

Answer:

7,000 btu per burner = 14,000 units for two

alex2052

- toronto

1 year, 9 months ago

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Is the heat even and low enough to cook eggs properly?

Jodier

- Calgary

3 years ago

Answer:

Yes

RobertC

- Nova Scotia

8 months ago

Answer:

Yes, if you get the oven option you can do xmas dinner!

fraserdw

1 year ago

Answer:

Yes if you use a good cast iron pan that is seasoned properly. And I use up to a 12 inch pan. Or use a smaller pan if you can take the extra wheight... And remember to never use soap on a cast iron pan! You will have to reseason it! If you use cheap aluminum camp set the heat will not spread as even. ( I do not use aluminum at all.)Same with SS camp sets.

surfnfx

- Canada Wide year round!

1 year, 5 months ago

Answer:

Boiling eggs will be very easy to do. There's a massive amount of heat available. For frying eggs or other low temperature cooking like pancakes I strongly recommend staying way from cheap, thin Teflon fry pans. You are likely to warp them unless you are very experienced at using the stove (it can be done). When it's windy these stoves lose a lot of heat. Either a high quality double base aluminum or a cast iron pan (which also takes some experience to get right) would do better. But who wants to take an expensive lightweight pan camping, or a cast iron one if you are packing light? If you must use a thin pan, it can be done but you may break a few eggs before getting it right.

AlLegator

1 year, 11 months ago

Answer:

Yes, but it depends on the pan you use, an iron or copper base distributes the heat evenly, but a thin steel pan will burn them for sure.

low351

- St-Lazare, QC

2 years ago

Answer:

yes, it has an adjustable flame. does a good job on toast too.....

campingfan

- Surrey BC

3 years ago

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Is the tank sold by itself?

Question:

We moved and the movers wouldn't bring the tank... so all we have is the stove... Are the tanks sold by themselves? and how much?

Anonymous

3 years, 5 months ago

Answer:

Yes, go to the Coleman website or ebay.

fraserdw

1 year ago

Answer:

If the tank was the naptha one and empty they should have moved it! I would go after the mover to replace it! And just phone Coleman with the stove number and they should have the part for you. They used to have a repair depot / shop here in the Toronto area.. I know they have a 1-800 # you can call.

surfnfx

- Canada Wide year round!

1 year, 5 months ago

Answer:

no, the tank is not sold separately it's shutoff valve and generator are one piece (or at least threaded together), best to get a new stove, sorry.

too bad they did let you just drain the tank :(

campingfan

- Surrey BC

3 years ago

Answer:

tanks are available at any ctc store, very cheap about $15.00 for 4 I believe

greatgranny

- Montreal, Qc

3 years, 5 months ago

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how large is the grill? what are the dimensions?

Question:

how large of a pan will fit on this?

Anonymous

3 years, 9 months ago

Answer:

12 by 18 inches I believe

fraserdw

1 year ago

Answer:

You can fit a medum size fry pan on it, i don't know the exact measurements without digging out my camping gear, but it's pretty generous size wise. You're not stuck with a tiny pan.