Hate to tell you, man, you’re not supposed to use kerosine only Coleman camp fuel, as well don’t flip the lid down until after the fire settles down. Otherwise you will stain it
I don't use it much every time we plan for camping we just can't go for a reason or not or sometimes we don't have just the free time, so most of camping stuff very rarely use , thank you so much and all the best 🙏🙏🙏
@@WorldRandomVideos That thing was doing great during power outages in the winter as well. I do camp a lot too though. But my father gave it to me with other Coleman stuff from the 70's, so it has a lot of sentimental value to me. I'm glad you made a video about it. Best to you as well!
@flipletape9706 very interesting, it' feel good when to keep some old stuff especially from someone you love, I always collect old antique stuff , thank you and all the best 🙏
Dude …it’s A stove that only runs off of white gas .no pump gas .no kerosene. no diesel .no alcohol. just white gas!! if you do that ,you won’t have any problems with your black smoke🤓👍
The black smoke is because you are using kerosene, instead of white gas/naptha. These heaters are designed to use specifically Coleman brand white-gas, or Naptha as a substitute. Kerosene will not burn cleanly and will eventually gum up your wicking system, and will not catalyze properly in the burn chamber, and will eventually damage your heater and stop it from working. If you were to use the proper fuel, there would not be the black smoke, although it does still need to be lit outside because of the initial flame-up on lighting.
@@WorldRandomVideos My pleasure. I have used the same model for years at my camp in cold weather (It's a Canadian made Coleman model 518C) and as long as you look after it, it will last you a lifetime. Enjoy.
Very nice , I was going to sell it but I have changed my mind I would keep it as you said last lifetime wow amazing vintage heat, thank you so much and all the best 👌 👍
@Bear Greendale yes you're obviously right, now days fuel is too expensive, and the worst is no body say something!!! Someday everyone works for food and fuel only.
Not True, these heater are designed to work with nafta/White gaz, nothing else. It is clear on the instructions. Using other fuels will ruin the wick and your heater will produce little heat after
Hate to tell you, man, you’re not supposed to use kerosine only Coleman camp fuel, as well don’t flip the lid down until after the fire settles down. Otherwise you will stain it
Thank you so much 🙏, and all the best 🙏
Looks so clean compared to mine.
I don't use it much every time we plan for camping we just can't go for a reason or not or sometimes we don't have just the free time, so most of camping stuff very rarely use , thank you so much and all the best 🙏🙏🙏
@@WorldRandomVideos That thing was doing great during power outages in the winter as well. I do camp a lot too though. But my father gave it to me with other Coleman stuff from the 70's, so it has a lot of sentimental value to me. I'm glad you made a video about it. Best to you as well!
@flipletape9706 very interesting, it' feel good when to keep some old stuff especially from someone you love, I always collect old antique stuff , thank you and all the best 🙏
Dude …it’s A stove that only runs off of white gas .no pump gas .no kerosene. no diesel .no alcohol. just white gas!! if you do that ,you won’t have any problems with your black smoke🤓👍
Yes, thank you so much 🙏 for great information 😊, I tried kerosene for experiment to see if is going to work or not , all the best 😞
The black smoke is because you are using kerosene, instead of white gas/naptha.
These heaters are designed to use specifically Coleman brand white-gas, or Naptha as a substitute. Kerosene will not burn cleanly and will eventually gum up your wicking system, and will not catalyze properly in the burn chamber, and will eventually damage your heater and stop it from working.
If you were to use the proper fuel, there would not be the black smoke, although it does still need to be lit outside because of the initial flame-up on lighting.
Thank you so much for great information 😀 and all the best 👌 👍 many thanks and appreciation 🙏
@@WorldRandomVideos My pleasure. I have used the same model for years at my camp in cold weather (It's a Canadian made Coleman model 518C) and as long as you look after it, it will last you a lifetime.
Enjoy.
Very nice , I was going to sell it but I have changed my mind I would keep it as you said last lifetime wow amazing vintage heat, thank you so much and all the best 👌 👍
@Bear Greendale yes you're obviously right, now days fuel is too expensive, and the worst is no body say something!!! Someday everyone works for food and fuel only.
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Not True, these heater are designed to work with nafta/White gaz, nothing else. It is clear on the instructions. Using other fuels will ruin the wick and your heater will produce little heat after
😂 it says to not use anything except Coleman white gas, and you immediately are like “ok I’m putting this kerosene in it”
Hello my friend, yes you're obviously right, I couldn't find white gas so I used Kerosene and it works too.
Thank you and all the best
@@WorldRandomVideos Sorry for being rude 😅 Have a great day!
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