How to Use Gasoline in a Coleman Stove
Most camp stoves use what is called 'white gas', or naptha, for fuel. This is clean-burning, and is safe to use in the stoves (and in many lanterns).
But what if you are fresh out of white gas? Can you use the unleaded gasoline from the nearest pump? It sure would be convenient, but is it safe?
It is safe...IF you are using a Coleman stove specifically designated as 'Dual Fuel'.
Dual Fuel Colemans are specially designed to handle the different flashpoints of the various fuels, and to use parts that can tolerate a wider range of temperatures.
Other stoves may not be safe to use with gasoline.
If you use gasoline in a Dual Fuel Coleman, always look for the lowest octane level possible (as it has fewer additives).
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Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Compact Liquid Fuel Stove |  |
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US $120.00 | 8d 15h 25m |
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Coleman Dual Fuel Lantern Model 285 700 | |
1 Bid | US $38.99 | 8h 3m |
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COLEMAN PREMIUM LANTERN DUAL FUEL TWO MANTLE | |
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US $65.99 | 13h 14m |
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NIB COLEMAN SPORTSTER II DUAL FUEL STOVE NEW IN BOX | |
6 Bids | US $31.05 | 20h 54m |
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COLEMAN PEAK 1 Feather 442 Dual Fuel Camp Cook Stove Hiking Backpacking BEAUTY | |
10 Bids | US $18.05 | 1d 34m |
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VERY NICE 1993 COLEMAN MODEL 442 FEATHER PEAK 1 ONE BURNER DUAL FUEL STOVE | |
0 Bid | US $39.99 | 1d 2h 13m |
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