I'm after a new gas stove. I'm using a Coleman's petrol stove at the moment. But getting fed up with using the petrol one. What gas stove you guys recommend ? Years ago I use to use the Coleman's gas stove which was good but that was 20 year ago or so.
Bulin T4 gets highly recommended on here. Used one myself for years and it's good all year round with the pre heater.
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So what gas would you use on it ? I.e Coleman's gas ? As I remember when the gas got cold in the winter months it would slow up
So what gas would you use on it ? I.e Coleman's gas ? As I remember when the gas got cold in the winter months it would slow up
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i use Coleman, turn the gas canister upside down and then let the preheater do its thing
don't turn the canister upside down until AFTER the stove is lit or fire ball!
i use Coleman, turn the gas canister upside down and then let the preheater do its thing
don't turn the canister upside down until AFTER the stove is lit or fire ball!
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had a coleman petrol for decades before the T4. haven't looked back.
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Just your bog standard Chinese eBay special for me does the job and a steal at less than a tenner can't go wrong 👍
Just your bog standard Chinese eBay special for me does the job and a steal at less than a tenner can't go wrong 👍
FACT CHECK !
Dont ever buy a stove that doesn't have a pre heater pipe as if you wanted to use it in the depths of winter it wont work
SO this is the one to buy mate direct from the makers >>> LINKY POO 
Dont ever buy a stove that doesn't have a pre heater pipe as if you wanted to use it in the depths of winter it wont work
SO this is the one to buy mate direct from the makers >>> LINKY POO
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Bulin T4 and Coleman gas. So much so I even bought a spare 👍.
Bulin T4 and Coleman gas. So much so I even bought a spare 👍.
sorry to sound thick. but this pre heater bit on the stove .. i take it pre heats something to make the gas worm and burn better in the colder weather ?? only asking as when i had a gas stove 20 years or more ago thay just had a on of switch.
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It's just part of the design you don't have to do anything to make it work. It's a feed pipe near enough to the heat to preheat the gas.
It's just part of the design you don't have to do anything to make it work. It's a feed pipe near enough to the heat to preheat the gas.
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That's right. You'll notice on some stoves that there's a pipe that sits where the flames go, that pipe contains the gas
That's right. You'll notice on some stoves that there's a pipe that sits where the flames go, that pipe contains the gas
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Coleman do a gas called extreme designed for cold weather use.
Coleman do a gas called extreme designed for cold weather use.
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okay thanks for the info.. my old colmans stove i use to just screw the gas bottle onto the stove then turn the screw on to relise the gas and light it. was as simple as that in my day lol
okay thanks for the info.. my old colmans stove i use to just screw the gas bottle onto the stove then turn the screw on to relise the gas and light it. was as simple as that in my day lol