Coleman Guide Series Powerhouse Dual Fuel Gas Camping Stove, 2-Burner

from Craig

Can't kill it! I've had the stove for 25 years and still use it today (used 60 days a year). It has taken it's fair shair of abuse over the years fallen off tables, sat in water. I have run it on pure gasoline, coleman fuel and a mix of both. No parts have been replaced yet. I will never buy any...

from Stevek301

I'd give more than 5 stars if that was an option. I bought my Powerhouse 414 stove 25 years ago (1991), and I am finally replacing it. It never needed any repairs whatsoever. The fuel tank finally won't hold pressure anymore and it's probably just a gasket or something minor. I can't begin to c...

from HistoryBuff

Purchased for use in case of emergency/disaster and worked perfectly right "out of the box" during familiarization/practice session. Requires slightly more thought than propane models, however, with propane adapter, fuel options are increased to three. Have always been partial to Coleman products...

from Rawb

This stove is not quite built like my vintage ones, but still very well built, especially compared to the throw away import stoves. It runs just as well on white gas as it does gasoline and allows cooler cook temps with a propane adapter (generator tube) which makes this a very versatile 2 burner...

from Tommy

I've had Coleman stoves for camping for the last 40 years. Although the metal on this particular model is very slightly thinner than on ancient models, it is still very strong and the burner improvements make for better flame. I couldn't make a stronger recommendation for a camp stove. It work...