I couldnt have done this without this video. Thank you for taking the time to put this out for people like me.

What size screws did you use to mount them? I've been seeing people say that they don't come with any mounting hardware

Nicely done! I had two winter seasons on my wick and decided to change it as last winter it was getting touchy to maintain a blue flame. Your video made this an easy evolution.

I changed the wick kerosene heater was working fine some how after my heater was working fine something has gotten stuck the wick won't move it stuck down the only I know to do is throw it away probably the whole complete heater will have to taken as part

Thank you sir

Thank you. You were a big yelp.

Much much appreciated dude - thanks for the tutorial. Very clear.

I gotta do what? Ok, I have a different model but it was easy.

Life saver

Shot in the dark…. I just got one of these heaters and it barely throws any heat….. Seems to be lit fine. The cylinder is glowing nicely with a blue flame on top… But is barley affects room temp. Any ideas? Am I asking too much from this machine. 10deg C.

🔥 Thank you. Very helpful video. Thanks so much from Western North Carolina! 🌻

What wick did you get for that model. I have the same one.

Best dam DIY video ever made.. no talking just straight to it Bad ass Job Brotha!! 100

Perfect video. Where’s the video for putting it back

Hell yeah

thanks for this video i have a Tosai heater without any wick replacement instructions your Heat Mate is pretty much the same so your video was invaluable from here in the UK

Hey how many extensions you use to unscrew the transmission bolts?

We are required to replace our gate operator by the fire marshal. This is exactly the new gate operator, Liftmaster CSL24UL, that we are going to install. So this video is so very helpful. Thanks very much!

one handed too! thank you for the step by step

You “installed” the concrete base 🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂😂😂

Great video. Much appreciated!!!! But I can not in good faith leave a comment without mentioning those shiny boots!!!! I get buying the new creeper and jack for trans but the boots too!!! Lol. I do love e me some timberland pros though 😜

Great video! You did an awesome job taking me step by step through the process! Now I know how to get to the spark plugs in the back! Thank you so much!

What did you remove to get to it? I can't get to mine like that. Maybe because mine is manual transmission 4x4?

Great job on the video and explanation. Very very helpful!

Are Caroma brand wicks cotton or fibreglass

Learned alot from this video especially I need to make sure I run enough conduit before poring the cement for my gate and opener. Thank you

Just blew a bucket seal on my 4100 with the 410 bucket yesterday. I'm going on 71 and now trying to decide so I want to try to get my son in law to help me rebuild it or bite the bullet and take it somewhere and let someone else handle it. Any idea on how expensive it is to have a shop rebuild it?

I hadn't found a video showing the rebuild of a cylinder with the wire-style release, thank you! I've never rebuilt a cylinder before & your video made it easy! Thank you!

Hey young man! This video has been very helpful for this old man. I literally could not have done with without your help. Has to be one of the best instructional videos I have found. And thanks for posting all the parts links. The JD guy at the counter struggled and with your help I can now get what I need including the marrying wire! Much appreciated!

Great job your my hero dude !

I struggled trying to find a video that actually showed how to hook up the wiring the electrical to these Gates. Thank you!!

I need to connect power to the motor I don’t know where on the motor and how many wires to give it power can you help me out please 🙏

Great video. Do you have the part number for the seal kit and where you purchased them?

Good video.I have a 6 and a 4 cylinder.The 4 cylinder starter for the 2004 frontier is really difficult.

Love the video dude just a bit confused, I think the polarity doesn’t matter on the white and green for the photo eyes. It does matter on the red and black since one is a negative and one a positive

What size Phillips screwdrivers did you use?

That's bypassed, not removed. For a lot of applications it's better to remove the plastic governor gear from inside. The plastic gear could still break apart from going too fast and that can be a show-stopper.

lol and 100e trimmer do same. Just buy 555fxr

Very well made units mine is Aladdin S681U Equator II. Easy to change wick just rotate Counter-clockwise until tab up from latch then pull knob out to release wick holder collapse wick inwardly from pins reverse with new wick. It took me 2 tries to adjust wick height corectly 3/8inch exposed when fully to right knob (3X wick number)

Ethernet cable? What year is this? I just bought a liftmaster gate operator and it has MyQ which is wireless. I can even operate my gate from the internet. Shoot I've opened my garage door from 1500 miles away so I know myQ works.

I lived up in the mountains where losing power was a common event in the winter. So I found a dealer and had a Monitor Vented Kerosene heater installed in my house. The only thing you needed was a small Honda (or whatever type) generator to power the fan. So if it snowed, and we lost power, I ran a cord from outside, from the Honda generator to my heater and we stayed toasty warm. As info, Monitor is no longer in business. They made a great heater but I was told that management ran the company into the ground. We used that as our primary heat source from 1993 to 2021. No problems whatsoever. But right when we put the house up for sale, the heater finally took a dump. So then, I went back to the dealer who sold me the Monitor stove, and purchased a Toyo Stove Vented Kerosene heater for the place. I've heard nothing but good things about Toyo's. We sold that house and we moved down into the flatlands and I figured our winters would be no problem where we moved to. Things were going smoothly from January 2021 until January 2024. THEN we had a freak ice storm and we lost power for 2-3 days. I had no back up plan and we got cold as hell. AND that is why I'm looking into getting a small heater like this one to provide heat if we ever get another episode like the one we just had. I'm sold on kerosene, my father was in the propane business and I showed him the data on the Monitor Heater and he shook his head and said they had nothing that could compete with the BTU's and efficiency of these heaters. I also had a backup plan at my old house and that was I had a very good cast iron wood stove and a good weeks supply of wood, but luckily I never had to use that wood stove. So I have my generators, and I can keep my refrigerator and freezers going, use the microwave and coffee (very important to be able to make coffee) lol . I'm excited to purchase one of these as they're not expensive and they'd be my new, great, back up plan. And now I know how to replace a wick so I'm way ahead of the game! This was a really good video! Thanks for posting it!

Very good instructional video. I got mine done in about 30 minutes. I agree with another commenter that jiggling the wick raise-lower to remove the wick assembly was easier for me. That bear wouldn't budge in the full-up position. I figured one needed to find the position with the least amount of pressure on the bar. And bingo! But whatever, that will be the most challenging part for those uninitiated I figure. That was the first time I changed it in three Florida winters. So good luck folks and thank you much Country Fixing!

What is the part number on the transmission so I can go to autozone tmrw lol

Thank you!!

Thank you brother! 🙂

😊 great video! It took only 40 minutes to complete the whole process..your up close view of wick placement was a huge help. We use this heater daily and bought the replacement wick on Amazon for $18. Thanks again for posting this gem!

W video bro thank you🙏 I was truly lost

I also found that after some time trying to separate the wind cover into two pieces without totally distorting/destroying it, I realized that you can leave it in one piece, and take it off, just kinda harder to reach around it to get to the wing nuts. Still, for me, easier than trying to separate it. Great video by the way, very well done, thanks!!

I found that, at least on mine, it was easier to get the wick holder out (when turning clockwise) if I had the wick holder arms lower...rather than higher as I was trying very frustratingly to get the wick holder to turn out. Seems lower is easier/better, at least in my case. It definitely takes patience, and almost finesse to get the thing out. Once you have replaced the wick once or twice, it's really not that bad. Just bring some patience!