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The weed burners use screw on connectors like you get on Coleman c300 gas canisters. The briefcase type stoves use a push and twist fit aerosol connector. There are adapters but I wouldn't recommend for a weed burner. Potential problems are that it would be a loose fit. A lot of stress would be on the connector. Also, the aerosol canisters are meant to be in a certain position due to an internal breather tube. Having it the wrong way can lead to flaring. They are butane only and don't last as long.
I have used the adapter with remote feed backpacking stoves hence my thoughts on suitability. The long screw on canisters specifically for weed burners are readily available and last a long time. They are the same as plumbers use. I have used them in the past for remote feed backpacking stoves and are cheap and reliable. I wouldn't use the aerosol canisters except on their specific attachments.
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Topic: camping stove
via mobile 16/4/2023 at 9:54am
