Coleman 426b Stove Manual

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Generator Stove 502 Reproduction

The instruction manual for the Coleman dual fuel stoves also clearly states that, unleaded fuels may vary in quality and can affect generator life. The generator that the instructions are referring to is the gas tube that connects the fuel tank to the main burner assembly. Coleman Parts Diagrams This list is sorted by category and then by Product name within the category. 426B: Stove, Gasoline, Instant Lighting Camp, 3-Burner: 426C. Stove, Instant Lighting LP-Gas Picnic (One Burner) 5402A: Stove, Instant Lighting LP-Gas Picnic (One Burner).

Reproduction generator for the model 502 stove. New generator includes spring and tip cleaning wire.

Generator Stove Re-manufactured

Re-manufactured generator for the model 500 and 500A stove. New generator includes new gas tip, spring, and tip cleaning needle.

Generator

Generator for camp stoves 3F, 3H, 413B, 413C, 418, 418B, 419, and 420. Comes with the spring and gas tip. Does not come with the cleaning rod.

Generator Stove

Fits models 413E, 413F, 413G, 426B, 426C, 426D, 442, 442A, and 443. New generator includes new gas tip, spring, and tip cleaning wire.

Generator Stove

Fits model 414 stove. New generator includes new gas tip, spring, and tip cleaning wire.

Generator Stove

Fits model 424 stove. New generator includes new gas tip, spring, and tip cleaning wire.

Generator Stove

Fits model 426E and 413H stoves. New generator includes new gas tip, spring, and tip cleaning wire.

Generator Stove Rusty

I have several of these new old stock generators that were not stored properly. They are still new in the package but have some pretty severe rust. The one pictured is the worst one of the bunch. Most have just light rust stains. A great low cost alternative if you need a new generator. The gas tip is brass so it should be fine. Some are loose and will not have a package.

Generator Stove

Generator

Generator Stove

Generator Petrol, (Gasoline) 445 Apex Stove

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Dates are usually catalog/model year dates, stamped dates may be noted up to 4-5 months earlier. Notes;

All are Liquid Fueled (CF/gasoline) unless indicated otherwise
CF = Coleman Fuel/White Gas
Dual Fuel = CF/Unleaded gasoline
“?” & “2008+” indicates incomplete catalog data
Entire list last updated Nov 2018 by John Stendahl

Lanterns

Sears Lanterns (all are U.S. Models and CF)
Model	Dates	Description
476-74550	1963-64	Single mantle red fount, black vent
476-74550	1964-67	Single mantle blue fount, black vent
476-74060	1963-64	Double mantle red fount, black 220 vent
476-74060	1964-67	Double mantle blue fount, black 220 vent
476-74070	1963-64	Double mantle red fount, black 228 vent
476-74070	1964-67	Double mantle blue fount, black 228 vent
476-7020	1965	Ted Williams – nickel fount, red 228 vent
476-70200	1967	Ted Williams – nickel fount, red 228 vent
476-72211	1968-70	Single mantle, blue fount with white decal, black vent
746-72212	1968-70	Double mantle blue fount, white decal, black 220 vent
476-72213	1968-70	Double mantle blue fount, white decal, black 228 vent
476-72215	1971-72	Single mantle blue fount, blue vent
476-72216	1970-71	Double mantle blue fount, blue 220 vent
476-72217	1970-71	Double mantle blue fount, blue 228 vent
476-72241	1973	Single mantle avocado fount & vent
476-72242	1972-73	Double mantle avocado fount, avocado 220 vent
476-72243	1971-73	Double mantle avocado fount, avocado 228 vent
476-72325	1971-75	Double mantle avocado fount, avocado 220 vent
476-72325-1	1976-78	Double mantle avocado fount, avocado 220 vent, painted collar

Stoves

Hot Plates and Cabin Stoves

Ranges

Heaters

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Irons

Gas Plants

Coleman 425f Stove Manual

“Handy Gas Plants (HGP’s) began being shipped in 1921. Early Gas Plants are referred to in the shipping records by their burner size and not model numbers. Early HGP’s required a pre-heater unit and there were at least two types of pre-heaters. We know that in 1923 there is a Model 52, using a #5 urn burner featuring a dead-flame pan preheater, and a Model 552, using a #55 urn burner with a (probably pressurized) “Blue Flame Starter”, but the date range for these models is unclear. Model 5052 seems to have come along by 1928, but could be a little earlier. The early HGP’s have a silver painted 1.5 gallon fuel tank. Special order HGP’s were available with different burner arrangements. “