Product review (3 stars): Adequate For My Purpose Of Emergency Backup
I purchased this Green Fire Wheel brand Model 168 kerosene stove.  The stove arrived in a thin box with little protection other than a thin piece of bubble wrap.  After examining my new stove I found a dent about an inch long on the bottom portion that holds the kerosene.  It may be that it may be impossible to receive this product undamaged in shipping because of inadequate packing or the seller is selling damaged merchandise at a discounted price and has not told us.

The stove comes with an extra supply of cotton wicks and a small funnel.  Not included is a tool that you will need in order to pull the cotton wick through each of the eight burner tubes.  I have some thin stout steel wire that I can make a hook on the end to pull the wicks through each burner tubes so that is not a problem for me.  The stove cap fits loose so kerosene will slosh out easier while traveling than with a threaded cap, so it would be good to pour the excess kerosene back into a kerosene container when stove is not in use.  The cap came with a small cotton mop attacked which I assumed was for lighting each of the eight cotton wicks.  After letting the cotton wicks become saturated with kerosene which I allowed 30 minutes I lit the cotton swab and used the flame to light each of the wicks.  I quickly put out the flame on the cotton swab but all of the cotton was burned to nothing.  I adjusted the flames down and boiled a kettle of water in about the same time as it would boil on my electric stove. To put the flame out I needed to remove the hot piece of metal covering the flames.  Fortunately I had some tongs in my kitchen to safely remove the hot metal components and blow the flames out.

I bought this stove just to have for emergencies when the power goes out during storms, so I will probably rarely use it.  I gave the stove three stars despite the dent because of the low price as compared to other kerosene stoves.  The supplier should consider selling replacement wicks here as well.