2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove

G'day Steve,

There isn't anything specific about mounting them listed in the instruction manual, however, it's probably not something we'd be overly comfortable recommending. The general rule with portable stoves is that they need to be portable, and not fixed, but if you did want to fix it we'd say you do so at your own risk.

G'day Steve,

The 2 Burner Dual Fuel Stove is only compatible with Shellite and unleaded fuel, so, unfortunately, no, you won't be able to run it on metho.

G'day Laurence,

This is a fairly complex question, but in short unleaded petrol stoves are definitely safe to use. This 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse stove can be run on petrol or shellite, which tends to burn a little cleaner than petrol. There are a few light-weight hiking stoves (MSR DragonFly and Whisperlite) on the market that do run on kerosene which may suit you. 

G'day Martin,

I've just tried our display model Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove with 2 x 26xm frypans and I can confirm you can use them both at the same time. The side windshields are adjustable so they give you a little bit of flexibility.

G'day Sarah,

For the Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove, I'd suggest going with the Oztrail 3 Burner Stove Bag. It'll fit quite nicely, even though the stove is one of the bigger ones going around. 

G'day Cindy,

I can confirm that we've tried this and it does fit well. There is some level of flexibility in the canvas, and the height/depth combination on the stove is slightly less than the bag in total, hence the stove fitting in the bag!

G'day NaRelle,

I had absolutely no idea of this so I gave Coleman themselves a buzz to find out. They said that you can use Opal Fuel on the Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove but that they don't recommend it as it burns dirtier than regular unleaded. If you're in a pinch, feel free to use it but they wouldn't recommend making a habit of it. 

G'day Gordon,

We don't have a cleaning kit specifically for the Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove, no. I would suggest that something small but strong like a pin, paperclip or wire would be useful for cleaning out the jet on your stove. 

G'day Steve,

You should find fuel for the Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove in most camping stores in Melbourne. It actually does take me by surprise a little that Aussie's aren't selling them anymore but you should have better luck at some of your other local camping stores. 

G'day Sang,

There isn't a griddle accessory that is made especially for the Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse stove but I would suggest either using the Campfire 2 Burner Gas Cooker Plate or the Gasmate Single Grill Plate.

G'day Simon,

We'd love to help! Can you give our customer support team a call on 1300 914 007 so they can grab details of what you're after and then they can look into options for you with Coleman.

G'day Liz,

Any of our stove stands will be suitable for the Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove.

G'day Gabi,

Good news, your warranty won't be voided if you use Unleaded Fuel with the Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove. The reason that it is recommended that you don't use Unleaded over the Coleman Fuel is that Unleaded burns quite dirty and requires more cleaning of the stove unit. The benefit, however, is that Unleaded Fuel is much more readily available. Obviously, dirty jets etc due to the use of Unleaded Fuel wouldn't be covered by warranty, you'd just simply need to get them cleaned.

G'day Lisa,

Good news - the fuel tank of the Coleman 2 Burner Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove is self-supporting when attached.

G'day Marnie,

In general I'd say no unfortunately. Burning fuels like those used in the Coleman Dual Fuel Powerhouse Stove can emit by-products like carbon monoxide which can build up in an enclosed area (like a caravan) and be exceptionally dangerous. 

G'day Barry, 

Yes, that is possible, you just turn the right-hand burner on first, and if you want to turn on the left you open up the valve on the side separately.