jakethesnake
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Give ya 9 for it
coleman lantern
- Thread starter jake wells
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Drptrch
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And the NIB never fueled
Wagnerwerks
I have yet to "suffer" from CAD
Drptrch
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Which model ?? [emoji106][emoji106]
Homelite410
Here For The Long Haul!
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Got a new to me Coleman today! Propane powered crock pot! I can't wait to try it out!
Wagnerwerks
I have yet to "suffer" from CAD
413? I think.
Wagnerwerks
I have yet to "suffer" from CAD
Sweet! Just bought the same one from a co-worker. Not quite new.And the NIB never fueled
Drptrch
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Got this the other day, kind've cool
Looking at a matching lantern for it
Looking at a matching lantern for it
Homelite410
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Stumbled upon this Coleman propane coffee maker the other day at the pawn shop. Matches my propane crock pot.Got a new to me Coleman today! Propane powered crock pot! I can't wait to try it out!
Four Paws
Chrome won't get you home
Spent a few moments this afternoon wiping the dust off my lantern.
I pulled the plunger and soaked the leather in water for a few hours. It swelled up nice. Dried it with a towel, oiled it with some 3-in-1, and reinstalled.
Fresh gas, 30 pumps and a flick of the striker and off she went.
I pulled the plunger and soaked the leather in water for a few hours. It swelled up nice. Dried it with a towel, oiled it with some 3-in-1, and reinstalled.
Fresh gas, 30 pumps and a flick of the striker and off she went.
greendohn
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?boat clamp? For 242 size lanterns found in the wild.
peter92
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ive got the old red one like this , has it for years
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Not a Coleman but I do have a couple of older Coleman naptha camp stoves in the attic.
I found this up in the attic today. I had forgotten my grandfather gave it to me when he was moving out of the house back in the late '70's. It's a 1936 date code Primus No 51 stove.
The cool part is the little primus "U" joint tool for pulling the Jet for lack of a better word.
I found this up in the attic today. I had forgotten my grandfather gave it to me when he was moving out of the house back in the late '70's. It's a 1936 date code Primus No 51 stove.
The cool part is the little primus "U" joint tool for pulling the Jet for lack of a better word.
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