Can this use Kerosene?
350483
No kerosene shouldn't be burned in these lanterns. Only the recommended lantern oil should be used.
2141529
I have used wood, a charcoal bricket, a tea light and an alchol burner. all have boiled water very well. so yes you can use other fuels with it.
2200323
Can be, yes, just make sure it doesn't have direct contact with an open flame
1595404
No. Must use propane tank. Very poor made unit. Fell apart after 2 days sitting outside. I would not buy again.
2191351
I use mine for kerosene so I don't see a problem using diesel fuel. I think the thickness of the hydraulic fluid would be a factor as it may not pump as well. ATF would probably work fine but i would wonder about heavier fluids. Temperature would also be a factor.
1452881
Yes, you can use any size bottle or canister of propane. It's about how long it will last for what you need it to do. Anyway the answer is yes. BIG BOB out!
1626650
Yes u can use oil. Book will tell u. I got it because I wanted no oil and the size. I can't get time right in my micowave. . It wants to burn. I got a elec one. hope this helps. I did not like it.
485477
I don't think so, you need the one made by coleman. I know that one works. This is similar to a MSR Pocket Rocket and uses isobutane canisters.
1852925
Yes, you can use diesel, however the manufacturer recommends using Kerosene 1. It can shorten the lifespan of the product and requires much more maintenance.
26396
I'm not sure what grade your local station sells; however everything I have read states the lowest grade used should be K1. I use an adative that removes most of the smell and fumes. I'm sure it would run on almost any Kerosene, but given the small area inside the unit I would guess that low grade would leave lots of residue. This would most likely cause issues if used regularly. That's just my thoughts though
681466
I don't think so. Its very smoky and smelly, and I think it needs a wick to burn, that's why they use them in kerosene heaters and hurricane lamps. The white gas by coleman is more highly refined and the oibvious first choice. Actually unleaded gas would be preferable and is the (2) part of DUAL FUEL. If you don't have either of those, just find some dry wood and cook over a campfire. Kerosene would add a horrible taste to any food cooked over it.
276659
I have not done that particularly, but I can't see why not, as long as you don't overdo it. I agree that using a base oil is best.
370555
Robert, If you meant to ask "does the label allow ..." for use in a fogger; the answer would be no. And this would be true whether you wanted to mix it with water or kerosene.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
2011465
You are correct but in a pinch you can use gasoline. If you are in the market for a kerosene lantern you may consider a old Petromax. The newer older ones have a jet system to preheat the generator just using kerosene. Be ware the new new ons are made in China and of poor quality. On the font it just says "Germany" on the real ons it Stamped " Made in Germany". Go forth and search!
1776473
This lantern is designed to burn KEROSENE only. Coleman fuel, pump gasoline, ect. should not be used in this lantern.
26397
Any K1 kerosene will work. It recommends that you only use K1 in this unit. I also use an additive found at pretty much every big box store to keep the smell down. Do not use kerosene with red dye in it!
936633
That would be pretty much impossible. You pour the fuel in and light. In kind of handy and I can't come up with a way to turn it to propane.