Coleman

[Good Cheer]

This morning finally opened the box on the Coleman picked up at a charity resale shop for $9.99.
The original price tag says MEMCO so it was from what, '83 or before?
Bought an adapter on line for a five gallon hook up.

[Good Cheer]

[Gewehr-Guy]

Good buy, but I'd keep that new one for cooking on when the power is out, and find an old one to melt lead on.

[Good Cheer]

You know, I'd kinda been having those thoughts myself.
Would much rather have a turkey fryer type burner for lead.
If we weren't getting so dadgum old I'd really be thinking picnics and such.

[Winger Ed.]

You know, I'd kinda been having those thoughts myself.
Would much rather have a turkey fryer type burner for lead..

Any project is the perfect reason to buy more power tools.
You NEED that turkey fryer.

[W.R.Buchanan]

If you are going to melt lead You are definitely NOT! so old that you can't go to the park and do a Sunday Cookout! Not a whole lot of effort goes into buying some steaks and packing the car and driving to the park. You can handle it.

I have smelted lead on a Single Burner Coleman Stove and on a Coleman Backpackers Stove and even on a WWII Coleman Army Stove .

They all work if you've got the time, and don't have that much to do. If you are talking 100's of pounds of lead then a $30 Turkey Fryer is the hot ticket and there is always resale value to think of. Just keep the Aluminum Pot clean so it can be used for food.

Randy