<p><span style="border-collapse: separate; font-family: Helvetica; border-spacing: 0px; font-size: medium;">During its service, stoves like this ran diesel, gas or JP4 for the big spenders.<br /><br />We threw in an insert for burning wood, which you'll want to do most of the time.<br /><br />But if you've got a fresh barrel of diesel sitting in your shed,&nbsp;<br /><br />and we certainly did,<br /><br />you might what to kick your heat into high-octane heaven.<br /><br />Start with the bottom half and add the basket and center pole. This is going to vaporize your fuel and provide a nice, even burn.<br /><br />Seal the cover shut and slide on the fuel regulator.<br /><br />This regulator controls both the type of fuel and the size of your flame.<br /><br />Take the hose and hook one end to the regulator and the other to your fuel tank.<br /><br />The run off hose keeps extra fuel from building up, so feed this off to a safe, out of the way place.<br /><br />Set your tank up high so gravity keeps the juice flowing at a good rate.<br /><br />Also, make sure you've extended your stove pipe to keep the smoke above your head and out of your conversation.<br /><br />Finally, you need to prime the basket.<br /><br />Use the spigot to pour a half cup of fuel and pour it right in the top.<br /><br />Now just add fire.<br /><br />Jumping Cats, we have ignition!<br /><br />As the primer burns, suction pulls more fuel up into the expansion chamber.<br /><br />So sit back with your buddies and watch your barrel of dinosaur squeezins turn into a rip-roaring chill-busting blaze.<br /><br />Thanks for choosing us, and we hope you enjoy the fire!</span></p>