can I use the small disposable green Coleman propane bottles with this stove?
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I would not recommend using a small bottle. I use a 20# bottle the kind most used with gas bbq grills. The output of the stove is 54k about 19,000 btu ea. burner on high. The gas stoves for home use are average 5,000 - 8,000 btu per burner. I get about 3 months of use with a 20# bottle. I use the stove almost daily for grilling, saute peppers, pasta, and all style egg prep. I use mostly cast Iron cookware. The stove cooks well on any setting and simmers great. I only wish the top grate was removable. It's a nice compact yet powerful stove for the price. Commercial restaurant table top 3 burners rate the same btu or greater and cost a lot more. Wish you happy cooking I would not recommend using a small bottle. I use a 20# bottle the kind most used with gas bbq grills. The output of the stove is 54k about 19,000 btu ea. burner on high. The gas stoves for home use are average 5,000 - 8,000 btu per burner. I get about 3 months of use with a 20# bottle. I use the stove almost daily for grilling, saute peppers, pasta, and all style egg prep. I use mostly cast Iron cookware. The stove cooks well on any setting and simmers great. I only wish the top grate was removable. It's a nice compact yet powerful stove for the price. Commercial restaurant table top 3... » Read More I would not recommend using a small bottle. I use a 20# bottle the kind most used with gas bbq grills. The output of the stove is 54k about 19,000 btu ea. burner on high. The gas stoves for home use are average 5,000 - 8,000 btu per burner. I get about 3 months of use with a 20# bottle. I use the stove almost daily for grilling, saute peppers, pasta, and all style egg prep. I use mostly cast Iron cookware. The stove cooks well on any setting and simmers great. I only wish the top grate was removable. It's a nice compact yet powerful stove for the price. Commercial restaurant table top 3 burners rate the same btu or greater and cost a lot more. Wish you happy cooking « Show Less
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For this a 20# bottle is a must. This is one serious stove. I use it at Elk camp with a 30" x 18" griddle cooking for 6 to 10 hunters. It is awesome!!
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I used an extra propane tank that we use for our barbecue, but I am sure you can use those disposable cans, but not sure how long they would last. And you do need an adapter. I also agree with the previous post, this is an amazing gas stove. I used it for 2 months while renovating my kitchen and after I built a cabinet and counter outside for it and I still use it to fry e.g., fish.
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We use a 5 lb propane tank available at any grocery or corner market. I believe you can buy an adapter to use the smaller bottles, however, they will burn through very quickly as this stove's burners are large and although adjustable, can burn a great deal of gas at high temps. Green bottles are just not practical for this stove as you would need to change them too often, and maybe in the middle of cooking a meal if you are using more than one burner. That said, this is the best outdoor stove we have ever owned and it seems to be lasting now much longer than the previous ones. We have used just about every other brand on the market, and find this one to be miles ahead as far as ruggedness, and dependability. The top is cast iron, so it is made to last.
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It was actually designed to be used with the small propane bottles but they include an adapter to use the 20# tanks. This is another reason I bought it. I have not used it with the smaller bottles, but I would think there wouldn't be much difference except for the longevity of the bottle. Thanks for asking!
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No. Those green canisters are propane and these stoves will not run on propane.
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Our suggestion it's to go to the store you purchase your propane from ex camping world, or Home Depot and they can instruct. We use the green small propane bottles.
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Yes this stove will attach to the standard propane tank. FYI, its has the hose and connection already with the stove. All you have to do is screw it into the propane tank.
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The brand of stove is different from mine but from what I can see it looks like those cans of Butane will work in that stove.
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Yes you can using an adapter. watch this on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWmQYYhTFCg Here is the thing, it may be a little more bulkier than you want BUT you can refill the small propane bottles and save $$$$.
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I checked my manual. It specifies using a 16.4 ounce disposable propane cylinder. There is no mention anywhere of whether a larger propane tank can be used. It does say not to change the regulator assembly and I'm thinking to use the larger tank you might have to. I would say no to that. And the smaller cylinder lasts quite awhile so I'm not sure why you would want to .
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Not sure what you mean by "house propane stove". I use this hose with my barbeque and with other propane appliances that are designed to be used with the small propane bottles you can buy at a hardware store or like Walmart (around $3 or $4). If your stove has that type of fitting, then you should be able to connect with this hose. The other end of the hose is a standard OPD fitting like you find on the larger propane tanks that are refilled at Safeway or Walmart for around $20.
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it does not matter which you use, butane or propane, what matters is what fits the stove. camp stove fuel sold at sporting good stores like the brand msr is called a blended fuel, basically butane and fits the stove without an adapter, propane tanks found in hardware stores require an adaptor. just look at the fuel can top and your stoves screw on valve and it obvious what will fit and what will not fit
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Yes, as long as the grill accepts the small green propane bottles, it will work.
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No this is a "white gas" stove, propane is a whole other animal! The adapter is more likely to convert from disposable cylinders to bulk propane cylinders, but, that is not for this stove.
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I really don't think so. I have a three burner Coleman stove. The hardware between the bottle and the stove has a female end on it that is elongated and it is just barely long enough for my fingers to attach it. The male end in the stove is recessed too far for this, in my humble opinion.
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It is the small green Coleman or other brand propane cylinder, usually used for camp stoves. Any Big 5 or Sports Authority type store will carry them.
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Actually you could with a Kovea butane/propane adapter sold here and on ebay for about 21-24 dollars as it has a large propane to the smaller Lindel adapter. I'm just not sure if the ports of this particular stove can use pure propane. To be safe I would check with manufacturer. Previous answers on this item say it works wonderfully. I know propane is cheaper and works in extremely cold temperatures better, like -22, Isobutane like 15 degree's.
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You will need a hose to connect to a large propane tank but there is a connector for the small bottles. BTW, this stove is the bomb. When we lost power this past Thanksgiving, EVERYTHING that needed to be cooked on a stovetop we cooked on this stove because the turkey was in the oven and our generator wouldn't support the oven and burners. The stove performed wonderfully!
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Yes, I just slide the grill into the bag next to the stove. The propane bottles fit into the side pockets though the fit is a little tight.