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Question: What hose should be used to attach this to a standard 20# tank?
Document: I have used some sort of Coleman stove all my life. White Gas and one of the first propane units. This one is as well made as any I have used in the past. Seems rugged enough and concerns for the side wind baffles coming unattached seem unfounded to me for they snapped into place securely for me. Although, the attachment of the propane tank does seem awkward and finicky. Difficult placement and takes up extra room when attached to unit. Seems like something with a flexible hose would be better.
I've taken this on 3 trips in the last few weeks, and cooked 2-3x a day for several people without going through a small propane tank yet.The reviews state that the knobs are touchy, and tend to revert to "off" when attempting to tune in a blue flame (which, by the way, is all you should have coming off of these burners.) You get used to it.I'm satisfied and am buying the griddle accessory and a spare regulator arm.
I bought this product based upon the reputation of Coleman products, having purchased many of their camping items in the past. I was very disappointed in the quality of this made in CHINA product, especially the poor design and cheap fabrication of the side wind shields and the cover. I used the product only one time and the rivets which support the hinges on the cover failed and the cover fell off. Additionally, the design of the arm which holds the propane tank raises issues about its safe use.
The side burner area fits a standard tea kettle just fine and brings water to a boil for coffee in a few minutes.
I even use this gril as my standard gril at home in my patio.. make sure you use aluminium for this.. because it does get dirty quick on the bottom.. great setup and usage though.. love it
Love this little stove. It is perfect for one person cooking. Folds up easily and not difficult to store. Works with large bottle and hose or with little propane bottles which are perfect.
I have grilled steaks and chicken on this unit. It cooks better than my  full size propane grill. It quickly sears a steak and the results are excellent. I bought the griddle and it expands the usefulness of the unit. I cooked several meals on one tank of gas. Love it!
Just opened it up tonight, and hooked up a propane tank. The button lighter worked great, and there is a nice, even flame on both the burners. Large enough to grill for a family of 4. The non-stick grate for the grill is heavy-duty, along with the stand for the stove portion. Will have to see how it will hold up over a summer worth of use, but seems like it will be well up to the task!
This grill works pretty good. It's nice to have the grill and a stove, and piezo ignition. The propane tank connection tube could be a bit sturdier, but it does not seem to leak or have a problem yet. It is made overseas, from thin guage sheet metal... not very rugged. It will probably dent very easily. The little side wind blockers are just that, wont work as a shelf for much more than a grilling utensil.
The picture does not clearly show it, but there is a thin tube running from the side rear of the unit to the propane tank. So you fold up the grill real nice but you got this tube that is sticking out the side like 6" or so - suddenly the grill is not so compact!! So you need to remove the tube every single time to prevent breakage-and I know its going to get lost between uses.-The burner - big grill area, little burner.
Answer: yes