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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- Single Distribution Post
- Dimensions
- 31"L x 5"W x 5"H
- Weight
- 1.7 lb
- Fuel Type
- Propane
- Item Type Name
- LNTRN 3 OUTLET PROPANE 31"
- In the box
- LNTRN 3 OUTLET PROPANE 31"
Features 5
- Simple, versatile device lets you operate three propane devices from one bulk propane cylinder
- Works with lanterns, stoves, heaters, and other propane appliances
- Three outlets, each with its own auto shut-off valve
- Adjustable base ensures stability on uneven terrain
- 31-inch device weighs just two pounds, and packs easily
Description
- Simple, versatile device lets you operate three propane devices from one bulk propane cylinder
- Works with lanterns, stoves, heaters, and other propane appliances
- Three outlets, each with its own auto shut-off valve
- Adjustable base ensures stability on uneven terrain
- 30-inch device weighs just two pounds, and packs easily
Our Stan sport 3 outlet propane distribution post allows you to operate 3 propane appliances simultaneously from the same bulk cylinder. Adjustable base for added stability. Auto shut off valves are on each outlet. Can be used with lanterns, stoves and heaters. Eliminate that plastic bin full of propane canisters on your next car camping trip with this simple, versatile device from outdoor outfitter Stansport. The three-outlet Propane Distribution Post lets you operate three propane devices -- such as a lantern, stove, and heater -- simultaneously from the same bulk cylinder. An adjustable base ensures stability on uneven terrain, and each outlet has its own auto shut-off valve. The 30-inch device weighs just two pounds, and packs easily. About Stansport: Stansport has produced quality camping gear for more than 50 years, from tents to backpacks and rafts to cookware.
Specs 16
| Brand | Stansport |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Material | heavy-duty steel with black powder coating |
| Product Dimensions | 31"L x 5"W x 5"H |
| Power Source | Propane |
| Item Weight | 1.7 pounds |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05 |
| Brand Name | Stansport |
| UPC | 011319212305 |
| Item Type Name | LNTRN 3 OUTLET PROPANE 31" |
| Manufacturer | Stansport |
| Model Number | 192 |
| Part Number | 192 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 31"L x 5"W x 5"H |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Weak
I see now why people complain about this. The metal of the brace, the part with the screws, is too soft. It bends easily, and you have a 30 inch lever working against it. Too much bending and it is going to break off. I'm probably going to reinforce the 3 angles by adding something and epoxying it in place. I bought mine used from Amazon and the description said the original box was damaged. What I got had a damaged box, and the screws were missing, and the screw holes were rusty, and someone had used a wrench on the plastic hand tighten only part, and no instructions. The screws are metric, no quick pickup at your local hardware store. I haven't actually used it camping yet, but it doesn't leak.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2020 by CrustyDog
BEWARE!!! DO NOT BUY!!!
So many things wrong, where to start. 1. DANGER!!! This thing leaks at the attachment point to the 20lb propane tank. Very dangerous. If you compare this products brass fitting (black plastic one on the right in picture) to a different good hose I have (green plastic one on the left in picture) you can see how poorly the machining is and how off center it is, allowing propane to leak out of the tank. 2. The stabilizing screws do not work at all. They do not stabalize at all even when screwed all the way in. 3. The pictures in the description above for the item shown by the seller is not only 2 different propane distribution trees, none of the pictures are even remotely the same as the item I received. I have owned 3 different propane distribution trees and this is by far the worst one and I am sending this back immediately as it could very well kill someone. UPDATE: revieved the replacement and it is missing one of the support screws. Just don't buy this brand whatever you do.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021 by Danger163 Danger163
Doesn't stay upright on its own
When mounted to a propane tank as it is intended to, it will not stay upright. Even once the two bolts at the base are tightened to brace against the propane tank, the whole thing wants to roll over to the side. I think if the metal bracket that the bolts go through was not bent at as sharp an angle, the bolts might make better contact with the tank and hold it up as intended. That said, a cheap bungee cord holds it in place and this product was half the price of the one at BPS. 6 weeks later: instability of this product has led to a broken lantern globe. Just downgraded this from 3 to 2 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2018 by Joe Smith
Safety hazzard - You'll spend more than you think
The idea of this product is great. Attaches well to the tank outlet. HOWEVER, the flimsy metal used in the bracket makes this very unstable. We are a scout troop and have has two lanterns fall and break with nothing more than a kid walking by this. We've added some material with a welder to the L bracket and that has helped but overall this is a poorly executed product that should not be used if more than a few kids will be around.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2018 by E. Mcdonald
Very flimsy stabilizers
Very flimsy. I don't feel very comfortable putting a lantern on the top without additional bracing. See pictures for the "stabilizing arms". They aren't even straight EDIT: I decided to return this. It's a nice concept but It's just so sloppily made I don't like it. The post is tilted at a 10 degree angle so it's not straight
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2017 by R. R.
Critical propane accessory
At first I thought this propane distribution post was worthless. When I originally purchased it, I didn't realize I would need a different type of connection hose. Once I purchase a few "Extension Hose for Propane Distribution Tree," all was golden. What I first thought was a stupid purchase, now I can't imagine not having one. As for the tree itself, it seems pretty well made. It's solid and does what it's supposed to do. I've never had a balancing issue nor has it ever "tipped" over on me. It seems very stable. The best part of this tree is that I can power the stove, lamp, and a heater all at the same time. Makes camping life easier.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2022 by B. Ortiz
Perfect solution for using refillable propane tanks for gear that typically uses disposable small bottles.
I was never quite sure of the proper disposal method for small propane canisters and got tired of always having to keep several cans on hand for cooking, lighting and heat while camping. If you have room in your vehicle for the large tank and don't have to hike too far to your camping spot, this is the way to go. I tried another brand that didn't have the angle this one does and when I attached an 8' hose to connect to a portable grill it pull the tank over. I returned it to Amazon without a problem and ordered this one instead because it has the angle to help keep the weight over the propane tank, The connector at the bottom of the post fits on the large propane tank, while the connectors on the post mate perfectly with appliances requiring the smaller propane tanks. No tools or adapters needed. With this distribution post I connected two Coleman 8' hoses, one for a Coleman Roadtrip portable grill and one for a single burner stove. I also attached a propane lamp on the top. All worked perfectly and I never felt like it was off balance or prone to tipping over. It also comes in two pieces with a storage bag so it breaks down and fits in my grill case, and I can use just the lower half if I don't need to attach a lamp or third appliance.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2013 by Computer savvy
Makes one thing three things.
I got this to convert a couple canister devices into the 20 lb tank for that sweet, sweet savings on LPG. The top is reserved for my lantern and is actually better than the stand because the tank becomes the base for the light. One of the stabilization screws was loose in the box but everything came as expected. Seems like the pressure of the gas may be reduced sharing with three devices, but I have only attached the lantern to test the theory. This is the kind of glamping that makes overlanding a little more comfortable by keeping the source of fuel to one tank, saving space and complexity.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2020 by Marc Sweet