That turned out great! There is no mistaking the sound of a coleman. Brings back fond memories every time I hear one burning.

Fantastic job! I have a 425 stove, beat up, but it was my father's. I hope I can clean it up and keep using it. Thanks for posting!

Very nice work! Good for another few generations.

Nice rebuild, Gary! PS if anyone is curious, at 4:16, The seal is a graphite packing seal, not lead, so it's safe to touch, but like Gary said, it is fragile so handle carefully if you go that direction.

My folks used to have an older larger 2 burner Coleman. I used that for 2 or 3 years to boil maple sap for maple syrup so it got used hard. Had to retire it though. I used to take it apart to clean the generator spring periodically but that last time you could see the super fine threads were getting really bad on the steel pipe where the brass end cap was. It was old to where I couldn’t find a replacement pipe and didn’t trust it. I didn’t want to have that end cap where the needle comes out blow off. Lucky me though. I spotted a smaller 2 burner version at my friends rummage sale. It looked brand new except the main burner showed black soot. They had $10 on it. I asked if that was right. She said yes so I grabbed it. Got it home and worked on it. What I found was wrong with it was there was a small burr on the cylinder wall of where the pump operates. This caused pressure issues. I buffed that off with some fine wet and dry paper. Think I replaced the rubber pump. May have put in or made a leather one like the old stove. Good as new. I think that stove had an issue from the start and was why it showed soot as it didn’t look like it had been burned at higher temp. They are not cheap now a days but were and excellent and durable purchase in the past. And we’re pretty much bomb proof.

Having my high school back packing gear that all still works like it's the 80's is a comforting accomplishment.

Nice job, great vid & info, these Coleman stoves are great. Im refurbing a 2 burner 414 model atm, TFS.

I always liked the Coleman stove and as you have proved out they can last a very long time. Thanks for sharing your video. Very informative.

Look at this foo !? He made it totally brand new ! For some reasons it gives me more joy than complete restorations on cars. LoL 😂

I have found the Coleman bug myself. It's quite awesome how someone can bring them back to as new function with minimal amount of money and work. Love the H. D. Pro Xtra outfit. I'm a Pro Desk Supervisor in Cal. Valley.

Just picked one of these up yesterday at an estate sale. Paid $24 for it. It is in almost new condition. Just have to replace the pump. Can't wait to try it!

Great presentation I just picked up a 3 burner very similar to yours and can't wait to bring it back to life.thanks a million for the information Fantastic presentation.

Ya turned that into a thing of beauty!

Just picked up my 60's coleman burners! About to hop onto a restore journey with this bad boy, thanks to you I now have way more confidence in going in this project.

3 burner! I never even saw one of those up close! Must be nice!

OUTSTANDING!

Exactly what I was looking for. Just bought an old 426D at the local Salvation Army. I paid $15 for it. A little TLC and I'll be able to hand it down to my Grand kids someday. Thank you.

Great video !!! Nothing beats a Colman Stove 100% Reliable Dependable and best of all Made in U.S.A !!!!!! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Thank you for the video, I have the same stove and want to fix it up. This helps a lot

Nice Job I have one I got from my dad I am going to re due that helped me out.

Was hoping to see all the steps with the rebuild.. including putting it back together. But I suppose it's just the reverse of taking it apart. It's just that seeing it done and getting little tips as you do it can be helpful. All in all, good video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

It looks beautiful. Great job.

I just bought a 426D on F.B. Marketplace in about the same condition as yours. This video will be huge help bringing mine back to life. 👍

great video, those are very nice stoves

That was excellent can’t want to get a used white gas stove and refresh it like I did

Nice job!

That's cool. Never seen a 3 burner. Mine is 2. Its been a couple years sense I fired it up. I took all the fuel out when I stored it. I used it last power outage we had. Getting close to storm season and thaught I'd get it out and make sure it still works

Love it. Man that’s a thing of beauty now. Makes me really upset I got rid of my 30 yo 425 after it started growling. Ugggh.

Great work

that's wonderful ! I've never seen a 3 burner. I recently purchased a 2 burner 'white-gas' stove from Coleman online and I love it. its gonna replace my 2 burner Coleman propane stove. Awesome job on restoration , very impressive. And greetings from southeastern CT fellow 'nutmegger'! thx

Nice job. I have bought Coleman parts from the same guy.

Thing of beauty ...

I'm going to be doing the same thing to my 426D, 413G and 425E. Thanks for the inspiration. :-)

Water, Citric acid and Peroxide kicks ass on those burners and any copper or brass.

Nice!

I have a stove just like that one. Got it at a garage sale for 20.00 dollars. I burn gasoline in it with no trouble. I love the old stove.

Don't forget to buy the sticker that goes inside the center cover!

Just found out I have this exact model that has been unused since it was manufactured

Dont have a 3 burner yet but i have several 2 burners and a few single burners.

It is absolutely beautiful. When you wire wheeled the hardware and clear coated it, did you leave it on the stove body or remove the rivets? Where did you get the decal/sticker for the gas tank? Does the Ford Red paint resist gasoline/Coleman fuel? I am amazed at how perfect it turned out. Thank you!

What paint color did you use I like the lighter brighter green like that. Thank you I'm getting ready to one

Great info,thanks for posting. I want to refurb my Dad’s 2 burner Coleman. Do you know what the red and green paint colors are?

I just got a mint one for 20 bucks at a garage sale today

Looks great! I am doing the same thing right now to a 426E. The paint is actually almost perfect outside, but the burner plate rusted to the inside and I lost paint there removing that, so will just paint the inside. 2 questions...I like the darker color VHT you used on the burner assembly, is that just black or some shade of grey? And, how did you clear coat the hardware? Did you just mask and spray or use some sort of brush on? I don't want to remove and replace the rivets. Thanks for taking the time to share the process!

Any special paint need for the burner assembly, high heat, enamel.. etc? What did you use? Same for the exterior green?

Greetings from CT as well just picked one up in a bit of rough shape what paint did you use for green and red I didn’t see that you mentioned it

Where can you get new gaskets for the gas tank cap?? I just got a 426B and she needs some love, but I am excited to get it up and running again.

Help!!! Love my Coleman stoves ! I have a 5428, 3 burner propane, burning orange flames. Are there any directions how to resolve step by step so I can rebuild ? I’ve rebuilt my Coleman white gas 2 burner and 3 Coleman lanterns no problem, but this propane stove stumps me. Coleman rep sent me the original manual which basically says to just “wipe it clean” after each use, which does not help me at all ! Please, if you have a link for me, please share, thanks !

wow...nice rebuild,too bad you missed the reassembly...would have liked to have seen it... also Nice logo!!

If I was to paint my Coleman 413H, is my goal to remove all of the original paint or just have it perfectly clean?

How'd you handle that drip tray that was all rusted??? Mine is in about the same condition and I'm debating on trying to sand it down and paint it or try finding a new one?

What paint did you use to match the Coleman green?

Love it!

Was the hunter green & Clear coat you used on the case High temp paint?

nice video. did you skip the drip tray going back in? also, i found OSHA safety green is the best match on my 426D. Problem is from year to year and model to model they sure changed up the paint.

You might want to wear some nitrile gloves with that carb cleaner. I used to do the bare-handed stuff. Then I got arthritis from Hep B vaccination. I quit doing a lot of mechanical stuff for years until nitrile gloves, and thicker ones especially, became more available. But even if you are not hugely autoimmune, all that chem takes a toll on your body and especially your hands.

How did you get the top back on? I got mine off by pulling in tabs in, but when I put it back on, it won't open fully.

So how did you clean the rusty chrome hardware and refinish it?

What color (number or name) of paint did you use on the tank???

Great video. What do you oil the primer cork with?

Just got my grandpa's old coleman! Must be from the 50's I don't know. It lights but gives off a big yellow flame and some times it gurgles or sounds like a big suction vacuum? It stops when I turn it down. Any suggestions?

Great video, really appreciate you taking the time. I have an old 425e from 1974 that I just restored. First restoration. The flame doesnt burn 100% blue but kind of like yours at the 12:42 mark. There's no soot on my pan when I use it. is that OK? I took apart EVERYTHING twice and cleaned everything with brake cleaner, wire brush and used compressed are to blow out all the burners. What are you thoughts on the flame? Many thanks!

How much do you charge?

Did you Clear Coat entire case? Great tutorial. Thx!

Did you repaint the stove body as well?

The fuel tank on my stoves are copper color Are they a Coleman color??

Ok vid, why didn't you light it for us.