I believe those stoves take a few minutes to warm up before they perform at full pressure. The tube goes over top of the first burner so it can further vaporize the fuel travelling through it, but takes a few minutes of heating up before it can do so.

@Ammoguy1

8 ай бұрын

Correct. I used to use these a lot in the late 90's early 00's during my Army days.

@dropshot1967

8 ай бұрын

Yep, I used to put some alcohol gell on the burner under the generator and light that, to preheat the generator, then, just before the gell burned out, I would slowly open the gas and it would lite easily.

@mrseaweed5587

7 ай бұрын

Flame should be blue...I have the 1960s version with central canister white gas, gas, alcohol, diesel etc.

@paulllacey1344

7 ай бұрын

No shit!!😅

@paulllacey1344

7 ай бұрын

Obviously.!!

Look at Jay, in his element already. Figuring stuff out so we can all learn. No one describes things like you do. I appreciate that quality of your personality so much. Well done.

@carolping9871

8 ай бұрын

Jay, you are a great teacher. Thanks for the videos. I am an elderly woman so I won't be camping out but I love learning new things. haha.

I can't believe how quick the snow has come around over there seems like you didn't have much of a summer, I watch Luke and the outdoor boys also he sure knows how to collect fire wood for a fire .. TONS OF IT... stay warm over there 🏕🙏❤

Luke is a great guy. I watched him make the griddle plate his is lightweight and smaller but boy does he cook some stuff on it. He likes his 3 course meal where ever he camps lol. . He comes across very friendly just like you do. You should do a video together it would be fab x

@theboz1419

8 ай бұрын

Mostly verry good curry.

@traceyforsyth8840

8 ай бұрын

I love his channel too and I always feel starving after watching him cook and eat his meals 😂

Have got to say, he is so incredible to have a floor in his tent. So many men I've watched stay in a tent without floor covering. As they age, that cold will destroy their bodies. I know. Blessings from Michigan.

I'm hooked also on Outdoor Boys. Luke can do everything.

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Very knowledgeable

Love the video, Jay! When I'm watching you struggle with some of the challenges, I just want to say, "hey, try this..." I wanted to suggest putting a loop of cord on your tent stake loops, so you could use bigger wood stakes without compromising your tent. Also wanted to suggest burying the stakes under snow, but then noticed you only had an inch of snow or less. Here I am making comments, but you're the guy out there braving the elements. LOL Great job, my friend! I learn from you all the time! (I had to look up "bannock")

@vickigross1514

7 ай бұрын

Me too, look up bannock

The flame on the Coleman stove need to be blue. If there is any yellow in the flame it will soot the bottom of the pan. The little lever on the left side, according to Coleman, up is to light, down is for cook. I think the heating of the fuel through the tube is what gives it a cleaner burn? Just my guess on that, but I have owned and used them for over 30 years.

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips

@toomanydogs2

8 ай бұрын

I agree with you Greg. I still use this style Coleman stove for cooking at the campground. You leave the lever up for a minute or so after lighting to get to the blue flame. Loved this video Jay!

That rotating lever needs to be rotated a few times to clean the needle. Then you turn the gas all the way on and set the flame via the lever. The dial isn't used for flame control.

Your channel is amazing and yes we do watch Luke from Outdoor Boys. He is the reason you came up as recommended in our feed. Still binge watching and liking for you.

Yes I love Luke, on the outdoors boys.

Had a good laught at this video! I'm in the Canadian military and that Coleman stove is what we use to heat our tents in the winter 😂

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Yes. This is a trick in Nunavut as well.

@keithkarlac3473

8 ай бұрын

Alot of times it's the o ring on the pump goes bad. It happened on mine

@marcguilbault572

8 ай бұрын

We used those when I was in the military in the 80s. Awesome stoves if they’re well maintained.

This is just what I needed. Thank you Jay! ❤

I loved watching you fix the stove. So satisfying.

Another amazing video, sir! As much as I’ve loved the cabin content, super glad to have you back in a tent! Happy cold weather camping!!!

@mawmawvee

8 ай бұрын

Yes, I love your tent.

Good job Jay. Another great examble that birchbark is the best kindling you will ever have! I have it in my sauna stove(Finn as I am)every time I start the fire. All you need is a little piece of bark and it is guaranteed you will make it.😊

24 hour darkness here now in our area in Northern Canada. On the newer green Coleman I remove the washer on the first burner, seems to burn better now. The second burner does not have one so you're not missing a part. I don't recall that washer on the old ones I have.

@jaylegere

7 ай бұрын

Good to know! Thanks for the tip. Jay

Great to see you back in the snow Jay, good times are back!

Bear Tent is awesome, glad you had a good time in your hot tent!

Turn priming valve down after lit. Soak rusted parts in White Vinegar.

Instantly a thumbs up before i even watch the whole video. Stay safe Jay !!! The snow looks awesome 👌

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Great video love the tent ⛺️ ❤glad you got to fix the stove good job. So happy winter is finally here I’m so excited to see what new adventure you be bringing. Until then stay safe stay warm and god bless 🙏✌🏼

The part of your video that pleased me the most was the very end when you put up you will be back very soon, I have missed the snow and camping videos

Great video, great channel, great tent. Subscribed, man.

Nice job keeping it all going! I like that you don't give up. Been watching Luke for years.

I have a coleman stove like that my parents bought in the 50s still works like new.

Let the winter camping season begin! Looking good Jay!

Your explanation of why it's so cool that you're just inches away from freezing but you're as snug as a bug is exactly my feeling too. Although I haven't experienced that it's the whole idea. Keep on trucking mate, lots of us are living vicariously through you. 👍

omg, I picked up one of those Lodge griddles 12 x 12" second hand at Halloween. Great buy!

what a nice way to switch up aka end a video regardless if u got something to work or not i enjoyed thx for bringing us along

Fantastic video Jay! That snowmobile is a Yamaha VMax from sometime in the 90's. It's hard to believe winter is here already. Cheers

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Darn! Ha. I thought for sure it was an exciter of phaser.

@rickyjessome4359

8 ай бұрын

@@jaylegere you were very close! The vmax is just as good as the phaser or exciter. Yamaha snowmobiles in general are great machines. Very dependable!

Yes! Back to tent camping in the snow! We also watch Luke Nichols. He shows how to make the griddle in a video from a year ago. As soon as you said you’d forgotten your stakes, I said to hubby, “He will make wooden ones!” And you did. Great job and great video. Thank you!

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Ha. I did indeed make em!

Yay! Let the fun begin!🌲❄️⛺️

Excellent video Jay, can’t wait to snuggle up and watch your amazing winter content 👍🏻

I remember that tent from last year. It is a great tent. With the little wood stove it’s very comfortable. Been waiting for this thanks for sharing. Well that was fun ,stove repairs , wood stakes and all.

Hello. Hope you had a great summer. I'm looking forward to all your travels!

Looks good 👍

Great job on the stove. I've used a stove like that a lot of times. I'd like to see that old snowmobile working. How about a show on that.

On the "pressure" plunger, you will see a place to put a couple drops of oil. Even drip some on the plunger, it will soak the leather o ring and you will build better pressure, quicker. :)

So glad to see Jay! Thank you for letting us wintering with you. Glad you could fix the old Coleman stove.👏👏👏

to remove rust. soak it in white vinegar for a couple of days. Rince & wipe away rust flakes. also I think you have to remove your thumb from over the hole when you pull the pump handle out to let air in to the pump then cover hole when you push pump down

OMG - my Dad had one of those Coleman stoves we used during our camping trips!

Good to see you again for the winter.😍🥰😉🫠🙃🙂👍👍👍💯💯💢💢💥💫

I cooked many a breakfast in that old Coleman stove! Thank you for the memories.

Hi Jay. Very much enjoyed today's video. If you find any leakage around where you screwed in the generator, try using a single layer of Teflon tape around the threads. Stay frosty!

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips!

I’m glad winter is back, those old Coleman stoves can be a bit tricky, the last commenter was absolutely right, the burner below the tube is to warm up the gas, once it’s warmed up the burners should look like the propane stove. Stay safe till next time

I really enjoyed watching and learning from the repair.

Great video. Go back and watch the eating scene again, my son-in-law thought it was a dirty movie.

To open take a rope with a loop and put under foot tied to long pole. Use both hands to push tent up. Much easier to push up.

Excited for this winters videos. Been watching a few years, and i look forward to winter, cool to be able to watch a channel of a guy who loves winter camping aswell.

JAY. Good to see you again. I’m looking forward to another winter season. Keep them coming

Ah, yes. Jay in his natural seasonal habitat. Great video and stay safe!

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Jay!

Great video! Nice to see the snow again.

Coleman working great. Nothing wrong

My nephew and I watch him every Saturday too. He great

Winter here jay back in is ⛺ sorted 👍👍👍outdoor boys is great to 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇨🇦🇨🇦👍👍

first snow video awesome jay awesome ( tent like this one real can skip the stakes..... stakes are smart idea.... jerry master of the dragon stove hah I did a reprise of your video 2 yrs ago hah and in video is when you learned the Coleman was giving you issues hah stove channel I liked the big barrel stove recall many video that barrel kept you warm then the you had the stove which was ready to choke you to death with smoke yeah you have had stove issues but the Dragon is the master stove sucker roars thru the cold like it nothing excellent Jay your old videos are just as good as the new ones always good👍

Wow can't believe it's that time of year already where did summer go.We don't have snow yet but I know it's coming. Great video Jay 🙂🇨🇦👍👍👍👍❄

Good to see you back again! I miss seeing your videos. Now that it's finally snowing up there, maybe we'll get to see more of you. Lookin' forward to it!

Stove is working absolutely fine Jay it would cook anything you wanted in a tent to eat. Very economical to use as well. Propane is much cleaner and less smelly.

Glad you worked things out with the tent and gas stove. Hope you enjoyed your stay.

I love the latest invention for fire, MATCHES…they just seem to work…😂😂😂😂😂

Hi Jay I have the same tent,,,I tie Paracord to the bottom of the pole with a loup for my foot to go into and I use both hands to push up and push down with foot it makes it so mush easier I hope this helps.Matt☘️

HEY! Hello Jay and thumbs UP!!

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Hey Richard!

Pea soup, you take me back 40 years with the Swede military, standard fare in the arctic, with fat chunks of pork belly, I avoid it these days,(any swedes with me?) tent is as a Finish sauna, saw test on these with Kent and others, insane, -30 outside and +30 inside, all insulsted, floor at 20+. Wish we had them in the mili ....

Grew up using stoves like this, also the lanterns. Spin the little handle and it will open the hole.

Oh man Jay thanks for the video. Great stuff, I was like give it some time the burners will come around, lol So glad to see it working for you. Stay safe and happy.

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment Craig!

I have the UP-2 and love it ! Thanks Jay

Split pea is my ultimate favorite. I love it when using a ham hock. Slow cooked, it's amazing. It's a meal on the go. Pour some in a coffee mug lol.

Great video, Jay. Again, I learned something new, love it. Thanks.

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Judi

Yes the flames are right.....what happened during the early phase was the carbon and grit burned itself out and cleaned up in the burners

In early - pure pleasure watching the Views and the Likes roll like a Vegas slot machine. And snow. We've made it through the summer and let the fun begin!

Love the tent! Great job on the stove, works great now!

Brother I love your show ,always look forward to it but I never ever cook in my tent I set up a little camp site a bit away for animals ,I don't feel like becoming food .

😂I really enjoy The Outdoor boys channel. Especially the new homestead he’s working on. Jay outdoors is better but them, and North of 60 are really good channels too

Right in your element 👍

Won't be long now. -40 C here we come. With 2 tents and a cabin you're going to have lots of options for getting out of the house.

Blue flame is what you want. It's been years, but watching you pump, it looks like more pressure is required.

Was waiting for your first “winter” video. Really enjoy these!

Yes , I think that the flames look good !

Looking forward to the new winter season Jay

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Me too!

Wow, the food you cook always looks great!!

@jaylegere

7 ай бұрын

Tastes better!

I’ve used Coleman white gas stoves for decades. They are great when you want more heat than most propane stoves can deliver. You did a good job with it but I wouldn’t recommend using it inside. The generator turns the liquid fuel into vapor when it gets hot enough. The risk is getting too much liquid fuel to the burner before the generator is hot enough to vaporize it. Thanks for the video Jay !

Welcome back... Cold weather didn't come soon enough.. .

Well done thanks for the content

Love your vids!!!

Heck yes! Split Pea Soup with Bacon is delicious "and Ham too" ! That is one of my favorites besides New England Clam Chowder! YUMMY !

Great vid Mr. Jay! Good job on the stove repair man. I remember when I was a kid my parents using a stove like that...good times =) have a great week sir! 😎

Yes from me as well. Do enjoy watching Luke channel the Outdoor boys and addicted to that channel.

Great to see you back Jay ! Been missing you on here! Glad to see winter rolling around and snow on the ground. Nice tent, I especially like the insulated pad underneath it. I bet it made a big difference. I thought to myself watching you drive those wooden stakes in the ground, " I hope he doesn't miss and hit his hand ", probably wouldn't have felt too good in the cold lol. But glad you didn't. As always I enjoyed watching the adventure and looking forward to the next one!

Love camping with a Coleman Stove. Great seeing you. Awesome video.

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Carol!

Wow! You've got snow already. Darn, if we don't get decent snow this winter just south of Lake Ontario, I'm moving to Canada. Climate change is killing me.

Yup - that's pretty much how I remember the Coleman stove's operating when I used to camp with my Scout troop.... I'd say you got am working - maybe try a bit of compressed air down the pipes.. to clean out any crud that might have built up inside over the years... but looks good.

Best soup yes sir Habitant soup all there soup,s are superb chicken & rice delichious..good lunch.

I love the outdoor boys!

Always impressed with your videos. Looking forward to see your progress on the cabin project. We are just getting a bit of chilly weather in the Mitten always look forward to the change of seasons.🇺🇸🐻

Yesss Winter ❤

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Agreed

Cool video! Love how you think out loud!

@jaylegere

8 ай бұрын

Ha. Thanks. Jay

Yamaha V-max. I had a V-Max 4 in my younger days.winter already! Lucky you . I need to move in the Yukon... stuck here in northern Ontario, leaves are noe off the trees

Oh my that made me snicker! 😅 Looks like it’s a two person job to put that tent up! Beautiful setting!