Old Coleman Dual Fuel at Zachary Minnick blog

Old Coleman Dual Fuel. The coleman dual fuel 2 burner stove burns either white gas fuel or regular unleaded gasoline. After watching some videos on cleaning coleman stoves i became curious about how the grey and red tanks are physically. Only difference is yours is the dual fuel. These stoves were originally designed to run on coleman’s proprietary fuel (naptha gas, basically, also called white gas), but as that’s not always available, the dual fuel models had some slight configuration tweaks to also work The big benefit here is that you have a backup fuel source in certain situations. Burning alcohol is not any sort of issue, and actually less of a health hazard than burned gasoline fumes I have it's older brother, the 508a700 bought in '87 and still going. I found that the white gas (coleman fuel) burns cleaner than gasoline. It is durable and finding fuel is easy. It was revolutionary 70 years ago and remains very popular today. I have both dual fuel stoves and a dual fuel lantern.

After watching some videos on cleaning coleman stoves i became curious about how the grey and red tanks are physically. The coleman dual fuel 2 burner stove burns either white gas fuel or regular unleaded gasoline. These stoves were originally designed to run on coleman’s proprietary fuel (naptha gas, basically, also called white gas), but as that’s not always available, the dual fuel models had some slight configuration tweaks to also work I have it's older brother, the 508a700 bought in '87 and still going. It was revolutionary 70 years ago and remains very popular today. It is durable and finding fuel is easy. Only difference is yours is the dual fuel. Burning alcohol is not any sort of issue, and actually less of a health hazard than burned gasoline fumes I found that the white gas (coleman fuel) burns cleaner than gasoline. I have both dual fuel stoves and a dual fuel lantern.

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Old Coleman Dual Fuel Only difference is yours is the dual fuel. Only difference is yours is the dual fuel. The big benefit here is that you have a backup fuel source in certain situations. I have it's older brother, the 508a700 bought in '87 and still going. It is durable and finding fuel is easy. The coleman dual fuel 2 burner stove burns either white gas fuel or regular unleaded gasoline. I have both dual fuel stoves and a dual fuel lantern. Burning alcohol is not any sort of issue, and actually less of a health hazard than burned gasoline fumes These stoves were originally designed to run on coleman’s proprietary fuel (naptha gas, basically, also called white gas), but as that’s not always available, the dual fuel models had some slight configuration tweaks to also work After watching some videos on cleaning coleman stoves i became curious about how the grey and red tanks are physically. It was revolutionary 70 years ago and remains very popular today. I found that the white gas (coleman fuel) burns cleaner than gasoline.