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    Posted: 05 Sep 2017 at 7:08pm
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Originally posted by mario

ps. the fitting for the older Colman two burner propane stove uses a small threads. I have not been able to locate an adapter that fits that.

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Originally posted by mario

Yes, and some things are easier to adapt than others. The unique Coleman fitting is a major pain. Frankly, no one I've talked to knows how. That includes RV dealers and propane shops that specialize in custom work. So it's a new (and better) stove for me. All I need is to make a new hose using standard fittings. 
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This is the only style of stove (NOT grill) that I have been able to find that can go direct to quick connect without modifying. It is quite heavy, freestanding only, and the burners are about a million BTU's, better suited to cooking for a crowd then for two.

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I agree about the size. I went to my local sports warehouse and this model is indeed suited for more than just two people. Output is 30k btu per burner. So my search also continues for a smaller version. Keep us posted if you find a good one.
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I have one similar to the one above that I love. Camp chef has a bunch of little two burners that would work.
https://www.campchef.com/camp-stoves/mountain-series-stoves/two-burner-stove-everest.html

https://www.campchef.com/camp-stoves/mountain-series-stoves.html

https://www.campchef.com/camp-stoves/mountain-series-stoves/ranger-ii-two-burner-stove.html

https://www.campchef.com/portable-ovens/outdoor-ovens/deluxe-outdoor-camping-oven.html
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did you try calling Coleman direct?
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I would like to find the same but for now,I’ve put a small,electric tabletop burner in the pod to use for outdoor cooking. I also have a small crockpot which I may switch out for an instapot at so,e point. I figured I can get an electric griddle and be all set for the outdoor kitchen.
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I ended up just using my Coleman stove attached to an auxiliary propane tank. Not as elegant as being able to connect the stove to the pod's propane, but I didn't have to buy another stove or more fitting. Works for me.
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