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Coleman #21 Insta-Clip Standard Shape
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The Coleman Insta-Clip Standard Shape Mantles fit a wide range of Coleman gas-powered camping lanterns, specifically models 200, 201, 214, 220, 275, 282, 285, 286, 288, 290, 295, 5107, 5114, 5150, 5151, 5152, 5153, 5154, 5155, 5177, 5178, 9950, and 9960. Whew.
Bottom Line: Two mantles—one for now, one for later.
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gotta have spares
By:
Bucket
May 10, 2011
These are obviously a necessity if you have a mantle lantern. Love them or hate them, they really light up the camp. They can be fragile, but with the clip on ones, installation is easy, and they're cheap enough to add a few sets to the occasional order here and there just to be sure you have some on standby all the time.
Coleman 335P Lamp what is the part number for the mantles or
Coleman 335P Lamp what is the part number for the mantles or details required to get the right one?Also i am told runs on Unleaded Gasoline can it also run on other fuels?
By: Ray Kearney
March 6, 2009
Ray,
Sorry this took so long but I just found your question.
The Coleman "Insta-Clip" mantle part number for your 335P lantern is:
21A132C
I hope this helps.
By: moroni
January 13, 2011
Do not jostle
By:
Angus Bohanon
December 10, 2008
Great mantles, last forever, burn bright and strong, but DON'T BUMP THE LANTERN. I've heard so many complaints about how they fall apart. They're made of ash once you burn them for the first time, what do you expect? Treat them gently and they'll treat you well.
I know we used to use white gas in our coleman lanterns, can
I know we used to use white gas in our coleman lanterns, can you use regular gas or unleaded gas in them. appreciate your answers, Jon
By: Jon Shenett
February 28, 2009
If you have a Dual Fuel model, you can use unleaded gasoline. If you have a standard one (green instead of gray or red tank on stoves), you can only use white gas.
We prefer the white gas because of the smell, though. Heck, nowadays, it's probably cheaper!
By: jason2369798
June 1, 2009
White gas all the way!!
By: David W
May 14, 2009
Nope, it'll clog stuff up. Stick to white gas.
By: Angus Bohanon
February 28, 2009
Bright White Light
By:
moroni
June 4, 2008
These work great & are very easy to replace. After you install them, pump up your lantern & burn them using fuel to get a rounder shape.
2 Comments Last Comment: April 1, 2011 by: garfield
I am thinking of years past, we used any type of mantle for our
I am thinking of years past, we used any type of mantle for our coleman lanterns, why so many different types , model numbers, and why can you not use any of them on any lantern???? Jon
By: mnd2505714
October 25, 2008
Some of them are compatible. Try to match the one you need with any that are available. Many Century, Coleman, & Primus are interchangeable.
By: moroni
October 26, 2008
Change me.
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gotta have spares
These are obviously a necessity if you have a mantle lantern. Love them or hate them, they really light up the camp. They can be fragile, but with the more...
Do not jostle
Great mantles, last forever, burn bright and strong, but DON'T BUMP THE LANTERN. I've heard so many complaints about how they fall apart. They're more...