I was gonna say I'll take them if you think it's getting too crowded for them over at @sh00ter 's place
Some can be worth quite a bit. People collect them.
Lately I've had a yearning to by an old white gas model off of ebay. Just a little nostalgia thinking back of all those camp trips as a kid and the thousands of strokes I spent pumping them up. I was even surprised to find you could still buy white gas at walmart. Maybe a Christmas present for myself.
I bought one of these when they had a 20% off sale:
fenix-store.com
It uses the same 18650 battery that my flashlight does.
I used to have one of those dual fuel lanterns with the little pump!
Fenix CL26R High Performance LED Rechargeable Camping Lantern
The CL26R camping lantern is here to light up your outdoor life. This small but mighty lantern packs 400 lumens of power with a 240-hour runtime on low. At max output, it runs for up to 5 hours with a beam distance of 82 feet. It's powered by a 2600 mAh 18650 rechargeable battery (included) or...
fenix-store.com
It uses the same 18650 battery that my flashlight does.
I used to have one of those dual fuel lanterns with the little pump!
A friend of mine decided to sky dive, he went up then jumped out about half way down he realized he didn’t know Jack about sky diving.
He looked over and another guy was coming up he hollered “ Hey you know anything about sky diving?”
The guy answered “No. You know anything about Coleman lanterns?”
He looked over and another guy was coming up he hollered “ Hey you know anything about sky diving?”
The guy answered “No. You know anything about Coleman lanterns?”
I still have a couple of lanterns and some wicks. I think I still have a stove too.
I would hold onto them, a alternate source of lighting is not a bad thing.
As for LED type lights, consider ones that use the same batteries your power tools use.
I have ridged cordless power tools and at least a dozen batts that hold charge for a long time. Grab a few LED lights and you are good to go.
As for LED type lights, consider ones that use the same batteries your power tools use.
I have ridged cordless power tools and at least a dozen batts that hold charge for a long time. Grab a few LED lights and you are good to go.
We have several of those hurricane lamps in the house that are over a hundred years old. You can still get wicks for them, and they will provide light for months with a 5 gallon jug of lamp oil if it gets bad. The new lamp fuels don't smell like coal oil or kerosene.
Those are used for short term power outages though and house decorations. If long term the gas generators come on to keep the wife cool or warm depending on the season.
We still have a propane lantern and a Coleman double mantle lantern if needed. Kids and I spent a lot of time fishing with the Coleman on docks at Lake Ponca at night for catfish. Had to cut a beer can as a reflector for the back side so we could see the poles and stay in the dark, away from the insects. The leather cup on the plunger would dry out occasionally. Some oil off the dipstick of the truck worked into the leather would keep it going for another year or two.
Dual fuel lantern helped keep house warm when power was off during that bad cold weather 2yrs ago
Pretty dangerous Carbon Monoxide producers.
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