2-burner Coleman

[InTheDirt]

If anyone needs a 2-burner Coleman stove, I'm getting rid of mine.  Its the outside stove that came factory on my 1987 Sequoia.  I'll include the regulator and hose (12ft, IIRC).  I'm going to use the space inside the storage bay for my crank handle, wheel chocks, and stabilizer pads.  I'll try to post a pic in the next day or two.  If interested, supply your zip code for an semi-accurate shipping quote.  Thanks

[InTheDirt]

Some pictures can be seen here, where I've asked for info about this setup:
http://popupexplorer.com/forum/index.php?topic=76397.msg182799#msg182799

[InTheDirt]

I've found a nice little pamphlet dated May 1985 included with all of my trailer's paperwork from the PO.  This is a low pressure stove, and the fittings and regulator are factory Coleman. 

10ft hose...."Used with bulk adapter when Coleman propane appliances are operated from a refillable propane bottle. Hose allows appliance to be placed at a distance from fuel source."  PN 5410-7931

T-adapter..... "allows dual regulator hook-up from recreational vehicle bulk propane bottle."  PN 5410-785

[sgip2000]

That should be concidered a "high pressure" stove.  The regulator in the photos is 15PSI.

[InTheDirt]

I have no idea what pressure it regulates at, but looking at my brochure, the regulator can be connected straight to a green 1lb bottle.  Wouldn't that make it low pressure, or am I getting this wrong?

[sgip2000]

The regulator should have the pressure stamped onto it.  It looks just like this one:

[Sunrise camper]

Quick question...I have 2007 Fleetwood Bayside, do you think this will work for me as far as connecting it to the propane hookup on the pup? 

My zip is 19015 if you can give me a shipping quote.  If you are in the PA, NJ, DE are I may be able to pick up to save some hassle and cash

[InTheDirt]

I'll try to get a boxed weight for an accurate quote.  It'll be coming from Boise.  I have no idea what other trailers this will be compatible with, sorry.