412B

Reproduction filler cap gasket for Coleman 3-piece fuel caps. Fits most Coleman lanterns and stoves that use the standard 3-piece cap with the center bolt. Good fit & quality replacement that helps stop fuel leaks. Red cap shown for reference only.

Look HERE for how to install these.

Reproduction leather pump cup for Coleman lanterns and stoves. Fits many popular Coleman models that use a leather cup on the pump plunger. Good quality replacement that helps restore strong pumping action and keeps your lantern or stove working like it should.

Has a 7/8 inch diameter and is made in the USA of oiled leather.

This gasket is for the model 227, 427, 220/228 Slant lanterns, most winged style fuel caps, early 220B's, and other similar lanterns and lamps that have the older style cap insert.

It is the same outside diameter as the common three piece cap gasket but has a smaller inside hole. 

Old part number 115-1361. 

This will not seal the typical Coleman lantern cap.

Typically used to stop a fuel leak from the valve stem on older appliances.

This is the smaller valve stem packing. It is 5/16" long & the hole diameter is 3/16". This will only work on valve stems that are 3/16" in width.

If you need to check your model, please see the PARTS DIAGRAM PAGE. 

Typically this is used on the old 327 Quicklites, 427 lanterns and early CQ lamps, irons and some lanterns with the smaller diameter valve stem. The early 425F stoves use this, but could also use the larger P1 packing. Make sure your stem diameter is 3/16" for this part. If it is larger, you need the P1 HERE.

Made of 100% graphite.

This is a reproduction inner disc for the old 3 piece caps. Comes with a new gasket and is made of brass.

10-pack of reproduction filler cap gaskets for Coleman 3-piece fuel caps (S41). Ideal for many Coleman lanterns and stoves using the standard size cap with center bolt. Smart way to keep spares on hand and keep your gear leak-free. Red cap shown for reference only.

Look HERE for installation instructions.

This is a new metal filler funnel. Small and easy to pack. See its size in the last photos where it is being used on a fount. Works well for standard sized filler caps. Will not work for the smaller filler caps on models 242, 243, 247, 249 lanterns with the smaller cap or the 500 stove.

NOS lighting stem.

This is a high-quality reproduction of the older style check valve designed to accommodate an original air stem with the larger ends. This part does not include an air stem, as it is intended for use with your existing old-style stem.

Fits models requiring part numbers 200-6381, 400-6381, 242B5381, or 621-5361.

10-pack of reproduction leather pump cups for Coleman lanterns and stoves. Smart value so you have spares on hand for future trips. Fits the same Coleman models that use the standard leather pump cup. Helps keep your gear pumping smoothly.

Has a 7/8 inch diameter and is made in the USA of oiled leather.

Used long air stem that fits the larger check valve used on the 220/228B and 220/228C lanterns. Also fits military lanterns. Measures 5 9/16 inches long.

This is a new 8 oz. gas bottle used to fill gas lanterns, stoves and lanterns.

Older style check valve that takes the older larger end air stem. Fits the same appliances as the 200-6381 check valve does. The difference is the air stem end. Fits 249 lantern. 

In the 426 stove series, this only fits 426 and the 426A. Will not fit B, C, D, E Will fit the 520 stove.

Original NOS Coleman Graphite Packing.

Typically used to stop a fuel leak from the valve stem on older appliances.

This is the smaller valve stem packing. It is 5/16" long & the hole diameter is 3/16". This will only work on valve stems that are 3/16" in width.

If you need to check your model, please see the PARTS DIAGRAM PAGE. 

Typically this is used on the old 327 Quicklites, 427 lanterns and early CQ lamps, irons and some lanterns with the smaller diameter valve stem. The early 425F stoves use this, but could also use the larger P1 packing. Make sure your stem diameter is 3/16" for this part. If it is larger, you need the P1 HERE.

Made of 100% graphite.

Fuel and Air Tube for many stoves. Same as part number 425-6461.
Fits 2G, 2H, 4F, 6B, 6F, 9A, 9B, 9G, 9H, 415C, 415D, 416B, 416C, 417B, 424, 425, 500, & 500A models.

This is used check valve, the ball moves freely, but these have not been tested.

This is the common Coleman check valve and air stem that fits most styles of lanterns and stoves made after 1946 and some before that date.

If your part diagram calls for the 242B5381, 200-6381 or a 621-5361 check valve then this would be the correct part. Also known as part number 2006381ZCL.

This is a 10 PACK. Typically used to stop a fuel leak from the valve stem on older appliances.

This is the smaller valve stem packing. It is 5/16" long & the hole diameter is 3/16". This will only work on valve stems that are 3/16" in width.

If you need to check your model, please see the PARTS DIAGRAM PAGE. 

Typically, this is used on the old 327 QuickLites, 427 lanterns and early CQ lamps, irons and some lanterns with the smaller diameter valve stem. The early 425F stoves use this, but could also use the larger P1 packing. Make sure your stem diameter is 3/16" for this part. If it is larger, you need the P1 HERE.

Made of 100% graphite.

Reliable check valve removal tool crafted in the USA (Washington State), from high-quality steel. Designed for Coleman lanterns and stoves—handles both thicker original stems and slimmer modern ones with its two rods. Built to make the job straightforward every time. Backed by our lifetime warranty: if it breaks at any time, we will replace it or give you a full refund.

How to Use Your Check Valve Removal Tool

Important: Your tool is backed by our lifetime warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. As long as it's used correctly and breaks under normal use (not from misuse, excessive force, or improper engagement), we'll stand behind it. Contact us anytime with questions or issues.

Follow these steps carefully to remove and reinstall the check valve safely:

1. Identify the check valve type. Pull out the air stem (pump rod) and match its threads to one of the tool's rods: Large or Small. (Most pre-1980s Coleman models use the Large size; newer ones often use Small.)
2. Thread the rod into the check valve. Hand-screw the matching rod into the check valve threads, finger-tight only. Aim to bottom it out or engage as many threads as possible—adding a drop of light lubricant (like oil) can help if it's stubborn. Critical: If it only turns one or two rotations and doesn't catch properly, stop! That's not enough thread engagement, and forcing it could damage the valve or tool.
3. Assemble the tool. Slide the outer tube down over the threaded rod.
4. Engage the prongs. Gently rotate the outer tube until the prongs fully seat into the check valve's grooves/slots. (Note: On early valves, the fit may feel tight; on later ones, it may feel looser due to natural Coleman manufacturing variations—this is normal.)
5. Secure the assembly. Screw the wing nut onto the exposed end of the rod to lock the tube and prongs in place. Tighten it snugly by hand—do not over-tighten, as this could strip the valve threads.
6. Remove the check valve. Use a long crescent wrench on the tool's flats. Hold the fount steady (a second person helps here) and turn the wrench quickly counterclockwise to break it loose. If it's really stuck, tap the long wrench handle sharply with your fist or a rubber mallet for a controlled shock—often more effective than steady pressure. Once loose, finish unscrewing by hand.

To reinstall the check valve: Simply reverse the steps above.

• Tighten only until snug—do not over-tighten as you can damage your new check valve’s threads.
• No thread sealant is required, though a light lubricant on the threads can make future removal easier.

If you run into any trouble or have questions about your specific Coleman model, feel free to reach out—we're happy to help!

For more great Coleman repair tips and community advice, check out the Old Coleman Parts Collector forum: www.colemancollectorsforum.com

Reproduction long air stem that fits the larger check valve used on the 220/228B and 220/228C lanterns. Also fits military lanterns. Measures 5 9/16 inches long.

Gas tip.

NOS valve stem. Same as part number 412-2531 but minus the valve wheel. These have the 3/16" valve stem.

These are used on many stoves, here are a few of them: 425, 425B, 425C, 425D, 425E, 9G, 9B, 9H, 415D, 312B, 6B, 6F, 417B, 4F, 2H, and 2G. Also Sears stoves 476.74960 and 476.72301.

Coleman’s updated modern (1995 or so) 425 stove is essentially the 425H, though the “H” isn’t marked, which makes things confusing. Check your valve stem size—if it’s 1/4", this part won’t fit. 

Auxiliary valve. Fits 417B, 4F, 6F, 6B, and 412B Stoves.

NOS valve stem for many of the older Coleman stoves. Compare your diagram with the part number 412-253 to verify it will fit. Will not fit into the 414, 424, 425 (larger 1/4" stem) and 426 series stoves.

NOS Auxiliary valve stem for the 4F, 6B, 6F, 412B, and 370B.

Measures 6 1/4" Extended and 5" closed.

NOS valve stem for many of the older Coleman stoves. Compare your diagram with the part number 412-253 to verify it will fit. 

Will not fit into the 414, 424, 425 (larger 1/4" stem) and 426 series stoves.