D@$M YOU STOVE COLLECTING BUG!

Discussion in 'Stove Forum' started by suprz, Mar 28, 2008.

  1. Matukat

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    Sent you a pm Lance. If you like, I'll try. I think they are closed on Sunday. (Salvation Army Thrift). What's this "make a single burner" deal???
     
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    They have the adaptor thingie at wal-mart here.

    At CAMPMOR
     
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    Matukat:

    That was a little spooky, finding the pieces of the stove in two different places. The two burner Coleman propane stoves are nice for car camping. With the little brass after market connection, you can refill the 1 lb. bottles from a 20 lb. tank for about $1 per pound, or with a longer hose, you can run the stove off the bigger tank.

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    suprz Over in the WoodWork'n forums I read it's called the Slippery Slope. Once your on the slope resistance is futile.

    Strap yourself in and EN-joy the ride.
     
  5. Matukat

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    I have several partial Coleman bottles from the chemical recycling place. One seems almost full, one seemed almost empty(it's the one I tested the stove with). They say on the bottle not to refill them and warn that you might blow up, become sterile, end up in Guantanomo or some such horrible fate awaits you if you dare to refill this bottle. Guess that's not quite true, eh?.....
    Still not a fan of propane, but in a pinch, I'll use it. I would rather take my primative old liquid fuel Coleman suitcase and a can of liquid fuel. It's like the "Coleman" battery powered "lantern" I found today (in the trash, not kidding..) It looks like a full size Coleman lantern and has two six watt florescent bulbs and takes a bunch of batteries....That's not a "Coleman Lantern"!!!!!!!!
    Best,
    Randy the lucky finder of non-brass goodies............... :cry: ;) :D

    Here is the "lantern" made by Coleman....(they ought to be ashamed.... :lol: ) I found thrown away yesterday. No twelve volt cord for the cig lighter or battery adaptor for "D" cells, but without putting batteries in it, I bet it works....

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    Went back and picked up the 425F for Lance today. For some reason it rang up "half off" So it came to a whopping $2.70 usd......with no tank, I figure that's about right...

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  6. Matukat

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    Well, my luck has, (fingers crossed) turned for the better! I have a job opportunity and if all goes well, a job! WAAAAAHOOOOOOO!!!!!!! $35.00 per service call, we'll see how it works out, but it's better than what I have now..!!!!! ;) :D :D :D :D

    Best,
    Randy the lucky finder of non-brass goodies.
     
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    Hey, Randy,

    That's OUTSTANDING NEWS, Lad!!! Way to score, and best of luck in your new gig, Matukat!! Let us know how it goes, and guess what? Since you'll be running service calls, that should take you all over the area. On your lunch break, you can stop in many, many, many "new" stove-hunting places!!! AND, once you get a few paychecks, you might be able to score a nice little SVEA, or some other stove after which you lust!!! WAHOOO, indeed!!! =D> =D> \:D/ \:D/ :D :D Take care, and God Bless!

    Every Good Wish,
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  8. Lance

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    private to DOC Mark:

    Hey Doc, Randy doesn't know it (and i'll beat you the other half to death if you tell him) but this find has netted him one of his desires


    lance



    ps: i reason someone beat you half to death to make you listen to SGTS and WO's so i'm gonna finish the job if you tell randy about his repayment.
     
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    Hey Widu - looks like you have the stove bug really bad.
    You do realise that there is no cure.

    You did say that it was all Richard's fault.
    If I was you I think you would feel better if you killed him (not really, as then we would not have his wonderful contributions to the forum)!
     
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    Dibs on Rik's Stoves !!! :lol:
     
  11. Doc Mark

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    Lance,

    Mum's the word, CWO, nary a whisper about this will escape my zippered lips. Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..... be vewy quiet............. there, how's that? :-$ :-$ :-$ :-$ :D

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  12. Matukat

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    I thought I was waiting on a call for a real job. Turns out I was just being thrown a crumb. I would be the back-up, every-now-and-then-as needed back-up guy to his back-up guy............. :cry: :evil: