Coleman PerfectFlow 2-Burner Stove - 2008 BCS

Hudson,
Yes, it can be done, but you must purchase this adapter (or one like this):
http://www.backcountry.com/coleman-5-foot-pressure-hose-and-adapter
I hope this helps.

YES.

Angus is correct, but to elaborate:
http://www.backcountry.com/coleman-5-foot-pressure-hose-and-adapter
That adapter is needed (or one like it).

22 x 14 x 5 inches folded up. Read the Tech Specs.

Damn you, fluid dynamics! That's just the ideal gas law coming back to bite you, colder gases and liquids occupy less space, thus pressure in the canister decreases in the cold. One trick is to rotate the canister so that it is upside down instead of tilted at an angle, sometimes that helps.

You can get creative in keeping the canister warm. Methods I have used include: sleeping with canisters or walking around with them inside my clothing in order to bring them up to higher initial temperatures before use; deflecting the heat of the stove towards the canister while it is in use; or even wrapping the canister in makeshift insulation (preferably after it has been warmed).

Here you go, buddy: just click over here -- http://www.coleman.com/coleman/manuals/manuals_resp.asp?category_id=1100 -- or copy that address into your 'net browser -- and then download the manual that matches your stove. Good luck and take care.Here's some additional information:http://www.coleman.com/coleman/parts/PartsDefault2.asp

You would most likely need an adapter for it, but those can be found at most camping stores, some even have two or three hoses, so you can run multiple propane appliances off the same 20 gal. tank.Try this link for the adapter:http://www.coleman.com/coleman/parts/PartsDefault2.asp