Does anybody have....?

Does anybody have a Coleman (or similar) 2 or 3 burner propane stove they would like to sell? Or maybe a Coleman single burner that goes right on the 16.4 oz tank (already using the 16.4 oz for my grill and don't want to go into using the smaller propane mix if I can avoid it). Going camping/fishing this weekend (7th,8th and 9th) and need something for coffee and maybe eggs. I can pick one up new but thought I'd see if maybe somebody had one they didn't use and wanted to get something out of it before give my money to a retail store. Plus I wouldn't mind saving a couple bucks.
   Thanks Mates...Tight Lines...Cheers

ORIGINAL: bassinbrian

Let me check my garage, i think i have a stove that has been sitting around ... new in the box ???
Will let you know later around 6:00 or so when i get home.

BB

Thanks Brian

http://albany.craigslist.org/spo/1301999180.html

 
Ahhh , not what i was thinking Wisdom , its a Weber Go-Anywhere grill. Not a stove. Sorry dude !
 
 
 
 

My bad on the stove.

For the record- those 'Dual Fuels' are totally where it's at!  The propane is easier, no doubt, but the Dual Fuel is wicked cheap to run over the long term.  I finally caved-in and bought one when I replaced my propane Coleman and the Dual Fuel has been rocking for eight years now.  It was my lone stove when I lived on a houseboat and was used daily for a lot of years.  The cool thing was that I could run the darn thing on BOAT GAS when I rain out of camp fuel, etc. 
 
They cost more than the propane ones, but if you're gonna' really cook on it it might be worth a look!

ORIGINAL: Neversink Jimmy

For the record- those 'Dual Fuels' are totally where it's at!  The propane is easier, no doubt, but the Dual Fuel is wicked cheap to run over the long term.  I finally caved-in and bought one when I replaced my propane Coleman and the Dual Fuel has been rocking for eight years now.  It was my lone stove when I lived on a houseboat and was used daily for a lot of years.  The cool thing was that I could run the darn thing on BOAT GAS when I rain out of camp fuel, etc. 

They cost more than the propane ones, but if you're gonna' really cook on it it might be worth a look!

I know you already bought your set up but maybe this will help others, kinda a review....
Jimmy is ABSOLUTLY right !!! much cheaper in the long run and last forever.
While this stove was pre- dual and uses white gas it was my grandfathers before me. I have propane grills which get replaced about every 2 years but my go-to stove is the coleman.
We have used it hard for over 25 years and I'd say it's at least 30 years old. STILL going strong...

ORIGINAL: Wisdom

I'm sure the duals are a lot better. I'm pretty much going for the convenience of propane. I actually found a pretty good deal at Wally World on a Ozark Trail 2 Burner 20,000 BTU (10 each) Propane Stove plus it came with a Propane Lantern and carrying case for it and 3 propane cylinders for a little less money then a Coleman. I know it isn't a Coleman but was really surprised by the quality. I figured I'd give it a shot. Besides never had a problem returning stuff to Wallys....lol
     Thanks for your guys help, Cheers

Just a little review on the Ozark Trail - 2 Burner 20,000 BTU Stove. The thing worked great. Cooked 2 big breakfasts (eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes and biscuits) and 2 really big dinners (steak, chicken, potatoes, veg...the works) plus boiled water for coffee and to wash the dishes. Boiled water super fast and only used about a half of a propane cylinder all weekend.  The lantern that came with it worked very well too. Like I said was really surprised by the quality for the price I paid and if I only getting a couple years out of it would still be a great deal. Other nice things were how easy it was to clean and the side wind guards are sturdy enough to use as a shelf for utensils and spices, etc. when folded out. I'm real happy with it.
                 Thanks again for your input guys....Cheers