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Vintage Coleman Perfection! - Coleman 502 Liquid Fuel Stove
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- čas přidán 30. 03. 2023
- I love stoves, and lately I have gotten much more into vintage stoves. Probably the most commonly seen vintage liquid fuel stove is the Coleman 502, and I got myself a decent one off eBay. If you are looking to get into vintage stoves, this is the one I would start with.
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Coleman produced quality equipment for decades. I've been using my assortment since the late 70's. My father spoke fondly of his Coleman single burner stove from World War II. He said, it was destroyed buy artillery when he left his Foxhole to give his buddy hot water to make instant coffee. The Coleman stove and his generosity saved his life. Fun fact, instant coffee was developed during World War II.
Bought one new in 1977. Still working 100% and one of the most dependable single burner stoves I own. Thanks for this video ...
I started collecting coleman stuff 20 years ago, mostly stoves ,because they are so simple and reliable..
Yes for the old Coleman stoves and lanterns. 👍🏼
As a kid, we went camping near Sault. St. Marie, MI, early seventies. We had a cabin style tent, and the family was new at this. We froze. The next day, we bought a 502, with a metal drum that clamped on the top, for use as a heater. We still froze, Mom got pneumonia, the 502 was too small. I still have it...Got to get it out and light 'er up!
One of the best coleman stoves ever made!
Colman stoves are great. Still have a peak 1 stove and lantern both from 1980. Came on every Boy Scout camp. Rebuilt with your help.
IMO The Brown Peak one is by far the baby 502 when it comes to performance and simmer control.
I inherited one of these from my Uncle I was a little hesitant on how to use it but thank you for showing me
I bought a 67 502 for bike packing. Mainly use it for boiling water on trail campsites to make coffee in the morning. I absolutely love this stove.
I have two 502's and they rock! I also have a closet full of many other vintage Coleman lanterns and stoves.
Just hearing that sound takes me back to early 70s waiting for the crabs to boil at Indian river inlet D.E.
I've used three-burner, two-burner, and single-burner Coleman's, car camping and backpacking. Carried a 502 back in the early 70's backpacking in Yosemite and worked like a charm! One advantage not named was the fuel tank on the 502 was large enough that no extra fuel bottle was needed for a long weekend backpacking trip. These days if I'm going white gas, I use a Svea 123R: still heavy and still reliable, time and time again.
Thank you for sharing your experience with Coleman stoves and the Svea 123R! It's great to hear that the 502 worked well for you on a long weekend backpacking trip and that the Svea 123R has been reliable for you over time. If you don't mind me asking, which stove would you prefer to take backpacking now, and why? Also, would you recommend the 502 to someone who already has the Svea 123R, or are they different enough to justify having both? Thanks again for your insight!
@@emeryz10 502 AND Svea 123(R) together is GREAT idea. Svea is simpler and smaller but won't simmer like 502. And 502 can be run [with some work] on kerosene. Both are stoves you will pass on to your kids, grandkids, and their kids !!
I bought a used backpack from a thrift store and this stove was inside the backpack. I paid 5.00 for both items. I have never light it but put a new leather in the pump. Ringo to ya!
I have a 30+ year old Peak 1 Feather 442. Still a great stove.
I'm here for the vintage stoves.. bring em on!
If you go camping after it being stored for a while and it will not pump. Remove the pump, no tools required, go to your car or truck and pop the hood pull your oil dip stick out and put some oil on your finger and oil the pump gasket. Reinsert the pump, pump it up and your good to go.
Great vid-- thank you! Just picked one up at the thrift store complete with the aluminum case / cook set for $10. It's super clean and includes all the original literature in the case, so I'm guessing it was used very lightly. Looking forward to testing it this weekend and taking it camping this year. Cheers!
I just purchased a Co!mean 502 on eBay. It does need a bit of work, and your video was very helpful.
Love this stove,I picked mine up almost 20 years ago at a garage sale for 5 bucks!!! All I did was clean it up like you did and had been working beautiful ever since. I kept it in my m113 track during desert storm and used it regularly and never let me down. Has to be one of the best investments I've ever made. Now it stays in my truck and there whenever I need.
My favorite is the Svea 123 a classic used by backpackers and mountain climbers,. just a great stove. (you could wake up a whole camp cooking breakfast)
👍👍👍 Similar my Optimus 8R Hunter. In full song, it sounds like the ram jet on a WW2 V1 😊.
These old Colemans work great when it's cold af outside, and propane or isobutane mixes wimp out. Scrape the snow and ice off and pump 'er up!
Thanks for the info on the Old Coleman Parts website. I needed a generator for a lantern and a packing for an old, leaking 502 that likes to turn into a fireball at random moments.
I have two similar vintage liquid fuel stoves
the Svea 123 & Optimus 8R (my first stove)
had them for many years and they still work
back then they were affordable, now $$$
👍👍👍 Still got and use my 8R. Bought it new in the 70's and the only maintenance that it has required was replacing the graphite seal in the burner control valve stuffing box and the gasket on the fuel tank filler cap.
The 123 and 8R are first cousins .. sharing the same burner mechanism.
Great stoves 😊.
I recently got a like new 502 with heat drum for $25! Great stoves
IMO The Brown Peak one is the baby 502 when it comes to performance and simmer control.
They are the best single burner stove as far as reliability and control.
Problem is the parts.
The 502 Generator is becoming scarce and now are getting expensive, relatively easy to keep clean but when you need one expect to pay close to the price of a stove for one.
They use to be all over the place, some one is manufacturing clones of them but haven't found them yet.
Loved my Colman stoves. I still have two I need to rebuild.
Prefer the SVEA-123 but there’s something about those old Coleman stoves! 😍
Picked up a 1968 vintage Coleman green colored 502 in really decent shape for 12 bucks....don't know what they really should go for today or how to access them for real condition on that but, I thought it was a very fair price. Thanks for demonstrating the operation as it was just what I needed to know.
Depending on condition (primarily rust), they fetch at least $50 if complete and functional. So yeah, you got a deal.
I got a lantern and stove dated sept 64 my birth year and month and then found one dec 69 and my brother was checking out my coleman collection and I said well this is yours merry Christmas
Thanks Doc for the review. These stoves and their variations were great little stoves. I used to do a lot of night fishing and carried one in the bottom of my canoe. I had many a time stopped on a sand or gravel bar for midnight coffee using this little burner. Great memories!
My family used the Colman 2 burner stove (white gas) car camping in the 1960s &70s. Also, we had a lantern with a mantle that used white gas. I remember having to pump both up to create pressure. Never had a problem with either.
Cool find. I recently found an Optimus 731, sometimes called a mouse trap stove. Needs cleaning and then I will have to figure out how to fuel it up.
Good choice bro. Old coleman is where it's at.
I love my 502! Great car camping stove. Easy and fun to use.
I’m taking my wood gasifier stove on a hike out and camp. I am skilled in fire building but have never hiked with one yet. I wanted to stop and make numerous camps along my way and wondered if there were any particulars to be aware of when walking with a gasifier stove.
Thanks for your video…I just purchased a well used 502 at an estate sale for 20.00… it also had the heater drum included…I’m going to clean it up and see if she will fire up…thanks again
I Really appreciate you doing this video!
Thank you for sharing this review. I’ve got the old Coleman lantern (1970) and it still works like it was new. Of course I’ve replaced a mantel or two over the years but not had issues with the other parts other than cleaning.
that was my first backpacking stove, loved it.
Thanks for the advice and information
Hey Ernie, I have 5 mid 60 to late 80's coleman stoves. And wouldn't trade them for 20 new ones. Stay safe.
I had one of them back in the day. Cool video bud keep'em coming. Wishing you and yours the best. Stay safe and be well brother. 👊😎🤙🍻🇺🇸
Not my personal favorite, but still an awesome stove that everyone should have!
Which one is your favorite?
Coleman 530, and 520 if you can find one. Definately fun to play with
You are the specialist of stoves. I hope all the big brands are now coming to you to evaluate and provided feedback in testing of their products. I’m not sure if there would be another person on earth who has used and tested more camping cooking devices then yourself.
I have a old 425f that I picked up at a yard sale for $15 bks,works well,gonna look for one like yours,nice compact stove😅
Great let's have some more retros...
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
Very helpful. Thanks.
I have the duel fuel, haven't tried it yet but I like having multiple options for an emergency.
I must admit, I've never heard of " the vintage stove bug"
I guess there's a collection for everyone and everything.
those crap bombs have been replaced by isobutane stoves (preferably the ones with a bottle feed extension tube, hate the "on top" ones; so yeah, just a fad. Or for when you got everything else and well, why not. But at over 2lbs no fuel? nah for backpacking. Fun on the deck, why not....might even get a few mosquitos in the process!
@@quebecpatriot1874For base camp, camping trips, car camping or living. These things are bombproof compared to the new ones, and their fuel won't cost as much, will work sub-zero, cook far more evenly on a large pan.. list goes on.
Mine was made in 74
Used to carry it all over.
It is in really rough shape, I would love to rebuild it
Different stove to what I've used. Brass Primus that uses kerosene for fuel but also needs alcohol to prime it. Then the Trangia. Not a fan of the Primus. Coleman Peak Trekking stove available here in Australia. Thank you for sharing.
From the great days of Coleman stuff.
Ive got one from 62 i need to clean it up
I still use a Coleman dual fuel stove and lantern, with unleaded gasoline they perform well
I have several and I always take 2 when I camp.I can separate them to cook on different spots.
Classic.
Love the 502 stove! I have two of them and also a beautiful 501.
DO NOT USE THE 501 FOR SAFETY REASONS !!
Love the 502s and my 501! I have no issues running either of them.
@@gedeon2696 🙄
I have a never-fired 502 from 1973 inside its original squarish pot, directions, etc..
Good video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Good Job
Scored one for $2.50 at the thrift store, 1966😊
Try and get hold of an earlier Trangia 27 and compare it with the modern ones.
Unfortunately this particular Coleman model is not very easy to find in Europe. The Coleman 400 and Coleman 400A stoves from the 80's are easier to find over here. Maybe the Coleman Feather 442 stove that is stil in production I believe is also something you will like. Instant lighting without pre heating as promised, good flame regulation from simmer to full blast and packable in your backpack. Only be aware that the fuel regulation block isn't damaged by regular pump fuel. The flame regulatiing is then lost.
After the liquid fuel stove addiction has reached you many more will follow. Kerosene space heaters, kerosene lamps, Alladdin mantle lamps, kerosene lanterns, Chinese made remakes of classic liquid stoves, (classic) propane/ butane gas stoves and probably some I don't know about yet.
This is my absolute favorite stove. I’ve carried a lot of stoves, but this one has always been a favorite. You didn’t mention, but it has a fantastic simmer capability which I use often. I will second your recommendation for OLD COLEMAN PARTS, they are Coleman enthusiasts as well as being THE source for parts. Each year they put out a patch for years in business, and Year 12 features the 502 on it. Considering the way things are in the world, I ordered a box of spare parts for all my Coleman products. Cheers 🎄
I heard in a forum that if you add one more burner ring it help a bit more for the heat output. Nit sure if thats true?
Have you tried tried the SRO multi fuel stove? I bought one and like it,
Literally just bought a hardly used 1973 model with the pan kit for $5.
Will you be reviewing the Fire Maple Polaris Pressure-Regulated Upright Stove anytime soon?
I want to know what you have to say on this new stove 😉
M1950 coleman military stove 🙏
The stick to pump dosn't screw in the one one i bougth, do i have to change something? Or is ok to use it like that, i'm from Mexico
What kind of fuel i have to use for the stove?
Well, it is a good stove for sure.
However, I am going to stick with my Primus classic trail and my Soto windmaster .
Say Paleo Hiker MD getting your toe wet with liquid fuel stoves I would like to see you do a comparison with something like a MSR international stove burning two or four of the fuels it can use.
Ne er too late for the game Earth,Wind and Fire. " You're still a young man" song is a good song! Thnx.
Oh, and maybe I missed it, but what fuel did you use? And might that be one of the pros.
you can use anything liquid and that is what makes them dangerous :) Kerosene is the fuel of coice usually found about just everywhere in any camping sections
@@charlesmciver897 You can't go wrong with the Coleman white gas, or the knockoffs.
@@charlesmciver897 dont get me wrong,I intend to get a similar stove because, like I said, I got every other types so why not :)
😮 I just found one of these in a meth head crash spot I stumbled on...
Do not put extra pressure into these stoves one they're running!
I hate to say it but the new Coleman stoves are crap I have bought two different models from two different places both two burner duel-fuel. One has a sutty yellow flame from the union between the generator and the manifold and before you say anything I'm 57 and grew up using Coleman stoves and lamps. the second one leaks liquid fuel out of the manifold. Now for warranty work they want you to print up a repair order fill it out and include a $50.00 check or money order and your receipt then they will take a look and decide if it's a warranty item or not. Get this to ship them just one stove from PDX and the check the total is like $40.00 less than the price to replace the stove with another one.
A bit of a mission to start I think I'll pass