Coleman 425E secondary burner not enough gas

I didn't mention that I have the 426D my parents bought new. No I didn't.

 

Thanks for the interesting discussion here. I had a similar problem and followed this disassembly:



as I found out that mud wasps or something had filled the transfer tube (and some of the rest of the fuel line) with mud/silt which was blocking the fuel flow. After partial disassembly, I used a stiff wire to ream it out, ran some hot water through it, scraped some more mud out, and reassembled and it worked.

Sometimes the most obvious solution is the answer -- something was blocking the tube i.e. mud.

 

Wasps and spiders are famous (or infamous) for that very thing.

Welcome to CCS.

 

Old thread, but in the years that passed when this thread was live I got rid of all my 425’s. I now have only 413s and a 426. It is obviously all @snwcmpr ’s fault. Brad

 

I got inspired by some other posts and converted a 425 to a single burner Koffee Kit.

 

Very nice.
Duane

 

Very cool

 

I like your priorities.

 

Great idea!

....Arch

 

Is that thermos looking container the pot?

 

Stanley French press
Adventure All-In-One Boil + Brew French Press

It was the only thing I had that would fit, but it works great!

 

Well done.
I do not see the coffee bean roaster.

 

I ran out of room.

 

Next time use a 413... LOL!!

 

413s are for cooking, 425s are for sacrifice!

 

That be very true.

 

Today 19-10-2025 you use ruffle!​

Could you please measure the inner diameter hole of the restrictor plate? I want to try to make a copy for my stove to get more output on my left burner.

Thank you!

 

+1 on using a 413, but since you asked.

Hole Dia. .965", Plate Dia 2.376"

 

413 uses the same generator as the 3 burner 426. More fuel than the 425