What model is my Coleman lantern?

Lanterns and stoves made from about 1951 to present are usually stamped on the bottom of the fount. You will see two sets of numbers; the number on the left is the month and the one on the right is the year of manufacture.

How does a Coleman lantern pump work?

The plunger rides up and down on a square air stem that screws into a check valve at the base of the pump barrel. When the pump plunger is turned to the right until it stops, the air stem is screwed into the check valve and shuts off the air flow into and out of the tank.

How long does a Coleman lantern burn?

The porcelain ventilators will prevent rusting and help this lantern last you a long time. This lantern operates on a 16.4-ounce cylinder of Coleman propane (not included), and will burn for up to seven hours on high or 14 hours on low.

Does Coleman still make lanterns?

Coleman still sells a variety of lanterns that are powered by propane, kerosene, or camp fuel (aka white gas). They are still built in Wichita Kansas (though some parts, such as the globes, are made in China) and are widely available for sale online and in some big box stores.

Can you light a Coleman lantern without mantles?

You can’t light the lamp without fuel. You are better off using Coleman fuel, though various other options can work just as effectively.

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How often should I pump my Coleman lantern?

Steps to follow when lighting a Coleman lantern. To create pressure, turn the pump counter-clockwise before opening and pumping it ten to fifteen times.

Why does my Coleman lantern pulse?

Use soapy water to look for leaks around the plunger (blows bubbles). They sell rebuild kits. The other thing that can cause pulsing is a dirty jet. Take the lantern apart and clean fuel jet if plunger doesn’t fix it.