Wanted coleman propane/portable heater production 87' - 00'

[A-TOM-MIK]

COLEMAN FOCUS 5 RADIANT PROPANE HEATER, 3500-5000 BTU ADJUSTABLE INPUT.

Wanted, Coleman heater, runs off propane, used them a lot back in the ice fishing days of 1987 to 1999, after 99'- 00' they were no longer made

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If anyone has 1 or 2 of them I would consider paying from $25 to $75 depending on condition

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Tom

[skipper19]

Tom, I'll check when I get home on the 24th if I still got mine kicking around in the garage or attic. Haven't got a clue if it's still there right now but I'll let ya know if it is, in case you don't find one or two by then. I used it for an emergency heater in my eighteen wheeler back in the late eighties.

Mark

[daker1979]

Tom also check ebay. I picked one up this past summer

[muskybob]

Tom, I've used Mr. Heater for years. Excellent little heater. http://www.mrheater.com/ProductFamily.aspx?catid=41

[JR]

I agree with Muskybob, I have the Big Buddy and have never had to turn it any higher than the low setting

[Gator]

I also have a Mr. Heater, and the pilot blows out in the wind. A buddy of mine says the same thing. Great heater in calm conditions, but truly a pain in the elements. I also have one of the Coleman ones like Tom is looking for and it's much better, except for the exposed burner. If you find a source, send me a pm, please.

Gator

[Silver Fox]

I had one too and if you just looked at it wrong the pilot would go out. I got rid of it and just use my old burner i've had for years. What was I thinking when I bought the mr. buddy that new technology would be better than old.

[A-TOM-MIK]

I have bid up to $65 to $85 on e bay no luck, they are worth their weight in gold on there

Still interested !!!

Will entertain offers, I would consider a few of them

I am old school, there may be a better mouse trap out there, but I have used a few of these for about a 12 year period a while ago, each one I retired did not owe me a thing, used em to the extreme as well. Elements burn out with over-use but that's ok !!

TYVM

Tom

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