

| Subject: | Re: On Board Propane used outside |
| From: | Jonce Fancher |
| Date: | Tue, 7 Jul 2009 20:29:07 -0400 |
Hi Not really a problem. Cabelas was out and will not carry 1 gallon size in the Dundee location anymore. So Instead of dragging around fuel and propane I thought I would switch to 1 fuel source if possible. Also want to use the propane in the belly tank of the westy as well. So Im looking for a "T" or Manifold or something that will allow me to use this fuel so not to drag around a bunch of green mini bottles or a 10 Pound tank. Also Per gallon of camp fuel is about 16 bones and I have to deal with storage and transfer of fuel. Not that I cant do it I just was hoping to make it a all in 1 gig. Thanks Jonce >What's the problem getting coleman fuel? > >Jim > >On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 6:52 PM, Jonce Fancher<streetbugs@verizon.net> wrote: > > Hi all > > I went on a search for some white gas for my coleman stove. Found the > > Last can at cabelas today. They do have a conversion to run Propane > > in this stove. I still have the stove in the 85 Westy. Propane is > > fine and all in there but Im sorta the outdoor camper/cooker. SO has > > anyone or does anyone know how to Plumb the under body propane tank > > on my 85 westy to use the propane in the tank for my Stove and > > lighting and hot water heater (yeah I know, Im a wimp camper!). I > > really don't want to use the little green bottles. I can but just > > dont wish to. I do have the refill thing to refill the small green > > ones if need be. I also dont wish to carry a 10 or 20 lb propane tank > > as well. I can and will if I need to but if I have the propane under > > the bus is there a way to get to it? > > Thanks oh great VW camping gods > > Jonce > >
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