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SouthernExposure

12/23/2015 06:27PM

I am looking for a single burner propane stove that mounts on top of a green propane canister. I have not been able to locate mine and really like how it works with the JMO. If you have one laying around in your equipment that you are not using, please let me know.

Thank you.

SE

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TNCanoer

12/23/2015 06:48PM

I have one that has never made a trip, like brand new. Let me know if you are interested.

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SouthernExposure

12/23/2015 06:54PM

Thank you for replying so quickly. I am interested in it. How much would you take for it? I see that you are in Tennessee. I live just north of Jackson, MS.

SE

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brotherbob1958

12/23/2015 07:13PM

Can't you go to WalMart and buy one?

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dpreiner21

12/24/2015 01:33AM

I use this Coleman stove. I use it on trips and love it. I can boil water super fast, keep oil at the perfect temp for cooking fish, and get a weeks trip out of 1 propane tank. I sold my MSR Whisperlite and went with the trusty ol Coleman.

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billconner

12/24/2015 08:17AM

Link was broken for me. Here's Coleman site link. $24.95 practically everywhere else.

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bobbernumber3

12/25/2015 07:25AM

I use the Coleman single burner. Large, heavy, but fool proof, easy and tough. No messing around to get it up and running quickly and pretty good heat control for cooking. I use two sheets of thin plywood as a wind screen.

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