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Looks like a work horse of a lantern terrific presentation 😊 thanks sir.

That is cool looking box

You need to adjust your fixed blade in the back Scott push mowers run the rear blade high and it causes rubbing that wears down your mowing blades you want them to barley not touch it allows the mower to pinch and cut the blades of grass better

Cool stuff!

I don't know hardly anything about the B-Lite, only a couple of things that you have already mentioned. I own one like this one that you made this video on-except mine is a 3 D-Cell. I was trying to find out all I could about them when I came across this video...I was thinking about selling it, is why I was looking them up...thank you, for sharing this video.

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Hello Noah, I just ran across your video. My wife and I just bought this same camper in Feb 2023. We have taken it out 4 times and so far have not had any problems with it. It has been a good camper for us. I heard you say you had not used the fireplace because you are from South Texas. We live in Houston, but traveled with the camper to New Bruanfels back in November when It was a little cold out and the fireplace actually put out some pretty good heat, so we did not even need to run the heater during the day. Plan on taking it out again soon. Just waiting for the weather to warm up.

I picked up a vintage Gem-lite 4D police flashlight for $3 they were basically a knock off of Kel-lite which was a knock off of Maglite from what I could find and they were like yours were commonly issued back in the 70s like yours I couldn't find much at all paid $3 sold it for $35 plus they paid shipping shipping worked great

A Bianchi owned by a Bianchi. Nice. How about keeping a warm LED drop-in as a spare bulb?

does anybody know what the difference is between Coleman Powerhouse Dual Fuel Lantern and Coleman Premium Dual Fuel Lantern beside 100 Lumen more with Powerhouse?

I don’t want to be shot by one! lol I should be getting mine in a week or so. A perfect backup for my Desert Eagle! Haha! Great job on the video! 🇺🇸

This was officially licensed by Coleco, whose game came out in 1978. Mattel Football, the first fully electronic football game came out in ‘77. Yes, I think the Coleco one was a bit better than Mattel Football too, but in ‘78 Mattel released Football 2 which had quite a lot of interesting features which made it pretty cool: opening kickoff, quarterback could run a couple of steps backwards, receiver always present at the beginning of each down only to disappear once you started running the ball, etc.

Thanks for sharing this video. I live in Ireland and the most common lanterns are UK manufactured but I just got a Coleman 639 in the local antique shop. It’s in perfect condition. In the box with spanner and leaflets.The base of tank has stamped “ made in Canada “ and an image of a sun rising ( setting) it’s also stamped 73. Is that the year of manufacture? Also I see on your vid where the spirit tray is sitting on a platform…..there is no platform on mine.

damn i just spent $80 for one on amazon 😂

Can this heat up a small shed?

Clean for a 10$ mower

Started right of to trigger me to write. ..I always wanted one as a kid... Some fifty years ago I was put into the Boy Scouts. I hated it, cause I was forced to attend and my behavior was therefore rebellious. Every Saturday. It was on walking distance from the house. Twice a year we would go camping, and my behavior was so sabotaging that once they removed me in the middle of the night and made me sleep alone, in the dark away from the camp. Yes, that scared the hell out of me. Some five years ago I saw a 295A Dual fuel in Surinam. I bought it impulsively. I guess to revoke the loss of what could have been pleasant memories and to revive it by creatively rewriting: overwriting it. It has been sitting in my house since then, now realizing it was a huge block.. Thanks for the tutorial. That’s all I want to say..

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My father was a cop in the 70's, he carried one and I have his and it is the exact model you have, it was worn in a plastic loop on the police belt. Why it is so heavy 2.8 lbs, that with batteries is the police used it as a club, held by the bulb/switch side. So hope that helps you.

Just wait. The demand is coming. I showed someone them yesterday and he wanted them so we made a trade. We both were happy with iut exchange.

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If you come across any new hampshire bills from 2020 let me know. I'm trying to finish a collection! Cool way to encourage yourself to stack them

$10!!! Amazing deal

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My mum 92,just gave me one.Thanks for the info.

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Bit tough to use in Florida with all the weeds and everything but it gets the job done 👍

Why is mine brand new and getting stuck? Help!

That’s a great find for $10

Hello! We are looking at getting the 2023 version. Looks like you posted this about a year ago. How has it held up since you initial are this video? Any major issues?

best one still like your adds on grass

Thank You So Much, for this review. I bought a New Camper a year ago, (my first), and now after using it, a few times, isn't just what I need. This camper is Perfect for my needs, and your review is so helpful in my decision making process. I am going to purchase this model.

Awesome find! A little history about the B-Lite. Don Keller, a deputy sheriff with the Los Angeles Sheriffs Department, invented the first heavy duty police flashlight, the Kel-Lite, in 1968. The original Kel-Lite sold until the mid seventies when Don was voted out of his own company by the board, similar to Steve Jobs. Don went on to design the Pro-Lite which was manufactured by VSI. After falling out with VSI, Don went to Bianchi and designed the B-Lite. The B-Lite sold until the mid 1980’s. After leaving Bianchi Don went into a partnership with Tony Maglica of Mag Instruments, where he helped design the Mag-Lite. The rest as they say, is history. So as to why it seems soo much like a Mag-Lite, Don Keller designed them both!

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I just bought this lantern today from Coleman, and it was shipped. Good review.

Kerosene is an older fuel because wick lanterns were common, and in many cases, such as with the Aladdin Lanterns, still are reasonably so. Kerosene soaks into wicks very well and in such contexts burns with no visible smoke when adjusted correctly and produces at worst a relatively light odor compared to many other available fuels in its day, and the cost was and is quite affordable. This made kerosene almost ideal for for such forms of combustion.

Just got my first ones they are awesome

Might want to preburn with the glass on to block thorium particles. don't breath the smoke. ☢

One should allow a little oil in the pump assy. prior to the initial startup. then maintain with oil periodically. The 639 was on sale at Coleman in Nov 2022. With all the discounts it was half price. Ordering extra mantles would be a good idea. I used #1 Crown kerosene stored since 1999 (Y2K) The 1 Gal plastic container was sealed but it still had evaporated about 30% from sitting. I took Crown camp fuel and added to the kerosene (a 20/80 mix) It lit and burned very nicely.

I just picked one of these up, it's going back to the factory for warranty repair. That spot on the barrel where the ball in that pin goes, was drilled too large, and so deep there's a hole in the barrel, and it has alot of play in the cylinder when it's supposed to be locked in place.

When pouring from containers like that..turn them 90 degrees so the widest part ontop.. stops gluggin

Good one light and heat

Nice video. I have one of those that my Opa gave me in the 90’s. He got it new as a gift in the 80’s from a family friend. Don’t really know much about it that it’s just made in Temecula, which was 40 miles from where we lived.

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Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your Goldbacks 😊👍🏻

Where do you buy your Kerosene...Is it true that Diesel #1 is in fact Kerosene? Can you use your Kerosene in place of Alcohol ?

These little guns are not to be under estimated. I bought a pair of them in the mid 1980's, and they have been backpacking, motorcycle camping, canoe camping and carried sometimes daily. I lived most my life in and around Washington D.C. so legal CCW was not in the cards. Concealing with no hint of carrying was total importance. In April of 1988, and May of 2017, a little NAA in my hand saved my butt. Now we've moved to Texas in 2015, and I'm legal carrying for the first time in my life, its still an NAA in my right side pocket, and a spare in a IWB holster appendix carry. Anyone who thinks a .22 is inadequate, watch the video of the Reagan shooting by John Hinckly. Nobody who go that was up and doing the Walter Houston jig. The D.C. police officer who got hit in the neck had to medically retire from loss of use of his set arm. Jim Brady spent the rest of his life in a wheelchair from brain damage hit in the head. Secret service agent hit in the stomach was down and out in agony. The President hit by a ricochet off the car door had a puncture lung, and the bullet stopped an inch from his heart. At close range most assaults/car jackings take place, these little guns are more than capable of stopping an assault. So small theres no reason to go unarmed.

When the lighting lever is up these things go through air pressure fast. Once you put the lever down pump them back up the yellow flame goes away.

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The cheapest would be unleadet pump fuel