wilderone
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Recognize this old Coleman?
I need to get a propane regulator attachment for it, but I don't know the model number, so I'm not sure what part to get. Are they pretty standard?
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woody with a view
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yes.
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bajabuddha
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Old??? Sheeeit, that's propane. I've got socks older than that stove! 
go to coleman.com, you can get parts for anything.
(p.s. ---butane, propane, whatever)
[Edited on 3-22-2015 by bajabuddha]
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bajaguy
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Parts
"Most" any sporting goods or large store (Wal-Mart) will have the regulator
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wilderone
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Thanks y'all - yes, I have seen parts supposedly available at Walmart - I just didn't know if one-size-fits-all, or if I could get a Stansport or
Texsport, or if I needed to be knowledgeable about pounds or some technical aspect. Also, the Coleman site was specific to model numbers for this
part. Thanks again.
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Whale-ista
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try this for really old parts: http://www.oldcolemanparts.com/home.php
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Lindalou
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I used to have one.
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MMc
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I got my three burner conversion in Baja it puts out more BTUs than is safe. Known and the the V5 rocket stove.
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Cliffy
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the dag regulator mounts on the bottle and most any one that fits will work fine. Wally World +1
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bajabuddha
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#1- Buy it at Wallyworld,
#2- plug it in,
#3- light it....
#4- if it flames out, re-start @ #1 w/ alternate part.
[Edited on 3-23-2015 by bajabuddha]
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You are better off without the regulator. With the regulator, the stove cooks too slow.
If anything, go to Amazon and get an adjustable regulator that attaches to the propane tank, then use a propane bottle adapter on the stove.
Udo
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