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Old 06-25-2011, 07:55 AM   #1
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Table Top Stove ??

Im looking for a good 2 burner propane table top stove. I would like to be able to connect it to my 10lb portable propane tank.....have atleast 5/8000 BTU burners......and be RV friendly

Anyone have any success with any ?

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Old 06-25-2011, 08:27 AM   #2
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Don't know if this helps, but we use a Coleman 2 burner stove for most of our summer cooking on a table outside our RV to keep the inside heat down. We have the adapters and hoses from Walmart to use the standard propane tanks. (15 Lbs?)
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Old 06-25-2011, 08:29 AM   #3
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Harbor Freight has a pretty good two burner, stainless steel with small toaster oven. Had ours for two years and happy with it. Cheap too. About $50 right now if you can find 20% coupon.
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Coleman makes quite a few of these in variety of configuration. I use a brief case sized one with one burner and a grate. They make a two burner same sized. Readily available at many stores or on-line from Coleman. They go on sale occassionally--so shop!

I have found Coleman to stand behind their products 100% and be very helpful if things do not work correctly---which is seldom in my personal experience.

They replaced a four year old Roadtrip Grill for me that my dog had knocked over resulting in a part being broken---for 50 bucks they sent me an entire new stove. They really did not owe me anything.

My family has fifty year old Coleman products all working just fine. So I like 'em. I think you will as well.
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Old 07-04-2011, 07:33 PM   #5
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Check out Northern Hydraulics(Tools). I bought a nice heavy cast iron two burner unit if from them years ago.

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If you haven't already purchased a grill check out the Weber Baby Q.

After our son gave us the Baby Q for Xmas for the rv the wife liked the Weber so much that we purchased the next size up with a stand for use at the stick house. With the hose adapter you can use any size tank with it.

Weber Baby Q Grill - Don't Buy The Baby Q Until You Read This

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