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Subject Topic: Connect Coleman Stove to Propane Bottle Post Reply Post New Topic
15/3/2014 at 11:53am
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Hi there,

I’ve got a Coleman Perfectflow 2 Burner Stove. I want to connect it to a Calor Gas Propane bottle.

From reading previous posts do I just need to buy this hose or is there anything else I need? My understanding from the stove's product description is that it includes a regulator.

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That's all you need, the stoves regulator is on the metal pipe you get with the stove.


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Just ensure the regulator with the stove is the correct one for the bottle

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That link says they don't ship to the uk in the small print, but say they do in the postage part, I suggest you send a mail before you order.

Search for this on ebay , Part Number: 2000005062-C. Or google. Check it's the one your after

There are some brass connections you can buy also .

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Quote: Originally posted by DamianL on 16/3/2014
Just ensure the regulator with the stove is the correct one for the bottle



The regulator is built-in the pipe that connects to the stove, the hose above goes from the pipe to the gas bottle at high pressure.


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Quote: Originally posted by Inner Zone on 17/3/2014

The regulator is built-in the pipe that connects to the stove, the hose above goes from the pipe to the gas bottle at high pressure.




Must admit I don't quite understand this - apologies if I'm being obtuse, but I'm new to the world of Calor Gas.

At the moment I've got a Calor Gas 3.9 Kg cylinder that I got from a friend. It has a regulator and is currently connected to an old blow torch. 2 questions:

- How do I connect the cylinder to the stove?
- How do I check if the stove's regulator is sufficient? I'd guess it was built for the Coleman cylinders that the stove was built for.

Many thanks,

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The stove uses Coleman propane cylinders so the built in regulator should be ok for a propane supply. The rubber hose attachment has a pol fitting that will screw direct into Calor propane bottle. The only way you can check it is ok is to connect up & test it. I would do this in the open & stand back when you light it.

Can you unscrew regulator from stove? If so is there a threaded portion left in stove that a standard size gas hose nipple can screw onto? If this is the case you should be able to connect up bottle with the Calor regulator fitted with ordinary gas hose & save yourself the cost of importing the hose from the US.



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