So the question is how do we take the burner out of our coleman stove and
put it in the westy?  Anyone try it?

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Subject: Re: Here's the list <coleman stove>

You are probably right about the burners being to weak for the oven.  The
burners on every vanagon westy I have seen are the same 5000btu.  The
colemans and most newer stoves are 6500btu.  I didn�t time the event but I
put a coffe pot on my coleman and a coffee pot on my westy stove at the same
time.  The coleman had the water boiling way faster than the westy stove.

Jimt

On 9/22/04 2:47 PM, "Roger Van Till" <rvantill@SBCGLOBAL.NET> wrote:

> We use our Coleman oven all the time on our Coleman gas stove.
> I wouldn't recommend using it on the Westy stove. The oven is just a
> metal box that gets very hot on the outside.
> I don't think it would fit on the stove anyway. Even if it did, I don't
> think the little Westy flames would heat it up too good.
> They're great for baking meatloaf, biscuits, rolls, etc
> Roger
> On Sep 22, 2004, at 2:43 PM, Yoel and Tina Crane wrote:
>
>> Has anyone tried the Coleman ovens?  They go right over the Coleman
>> propane stoves -- don't see why it wouldn't work for the Westy
>> stovetop.
>>
>> Tina
>>

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