This is what the Burner Stand will look like after unpacking.

Put a washer on one of the long bolts,and tighten up,not too tight,just firm,using a 12mm socket or wrench.Always use the washers provided.If you have a cordless drill,it would be good to get an adapter to use a socket on it.This would speed up assembly and disassembly.Note the use of gloves,this is recommended as there are some sharp edges on some of the equipment.

As per below,invert the frame and attach the other cross- brace and tighten.

Tightening the cross-brace bolts.

The photo below shows the burner top on the stand.Line up the four metal stubs on the burner top, until it slides down and sits on the bolts in the frame.Check to see if it is level and adjust if necessary.Tighten the small pinch bolts slightly to hold the burner top in place.

NOTE : Always lift the burner stand by the legs and not the burner top.

Next,unpack the burner unit and slide it into place,as per the photo.Its a bit hard to see,but the 'black hand' is lifting and guiding the burner hose attachment arm through the round hole in the stand and then into place.The next photo shows how it sits relative to the cut-away in the burner stand top.

The photo below shows the difference between the two gas supply connection ends.The top one is smaller and goes onto the burner fitting  ( as in the above photo ) ,the bigger one goes onto the fitting on the Water Heater.Put some water mixed with a little dish-washing liquid in a spray bottle and spray on the gas fittings,if there are bubbles when you turn on the gas bottle tap ,get some Gas Seal tape to put on the joints.Its like Teflon tape,but suitable for gas applications.

On the subject of gas, below is a pic of the Gas Splitter attached to the bottle.This does away with the need to carry two gas bottles.Both the burner and the water-heater use minimal gas so one bottle is plenty.

Next,we install the wind-shield / splash guard.( As below.)There are two metal tabs on each side of the burner top,and one on the front.Slide the shield down between the tabs and the burner top until it is properly seated.You can see the left side one is fully seated,and the right side one has just been started and yet to be pushed fully down. 

 (   NOTE : The burner top and shield have a protective adhesive coating in place to keep the surfaces from damage during transit, simply peel these off before use. )

NEXT :  Assembling the Sink Unit.......

Below is a photo of the Sink Unit as it arrives....The waste attachments and pipes have yet to be attached because they would possibly be subject to damage in transit...

IMPORTANT : Please note how the legs are folded......the set at the smaller sink end fold in before the set at the bigger sink end , this ensures the table sits almost flat for travel .

The photo below shows how the waste units attach onto the sink,note the the left-hand one has an outlet that the overflow from the large sink goes into.The right-hand one can face any direction.

Below, attaching the upper waste trap to the sink,note that the white nylon washer goes under the trap.....

While holding the upper waste trap in place with the attachment screw facing down,reach underneath the table , ( if you have it standing up, ) and screw it on.The large dark-colored washer goes against the sink unit. If you are installing the waste with the over-flow fitting ,( as below on the left,) ensure it is facing the correct way,as per the photo below.Tighten by hand,then fully fasten down using a wide,flat-blade screwdriver.If not already connected, push the ribbed hose onto the overflow pipe,then attach to the waste unit as pictured.

The photo below shows the waste unit in the process of installation,note that the waste unit is not fully seated properly due to the overflow pipe not being pushed far enough onto the overflow outlet.If this is a problem, perhaps shorten the ribbed overflow pipe by cutting a few centimeters off it until the waste unit seats properly.

Below ( bottom ) is a photo of the waste-pipe unit that carries waste-water from the sinks to a container under the table.It screws onto the waste units with the straight-through flow going to the waste water container.( Not pictured.) The upper photo shows the correct positioning.

Finally....The Water Heater and pump.....

Place the Water Heater on its back on a table.If they are not attached,take the two small water- hose fittings and attach to the water inlet and outlet on the base of the Heater,please see photo below.It is a good idea to use some white Teflon tape to avoid leaks.

NOTE: Be gentle with the plastic fittings,we have found them hard to locate in N.Z.However if they break,we know of  an adapter that can be used with full-sized tap fittings.

Next ,take the red hose with the chrome end on it and screw the Shower head handle onto it.Then attach the other end to the left hand outlet,( marked Water Output ) ,pressing it on until it clicks.We decided to use the Shower head because it is great for washing dishes,and, importantly,it has a push-button on/off switch which triggers the water-pump when water is needed.Refer to the top photo below,the bottom photo shows how to attach the red hose.

Now we attach one end of the blue hose to the Input side of the gas Water Heater.

Next,attach the other end of the blue hose to the left hand outlet on the water-pump.Refer to the photo below,we are looking at the label side of the pump,so right is right.Press firmly in place until it clicks.

Finally,attach the green garden- style hose to the left hand side of the pump.This hose goes to your water source, ideally a 20 litre or larger plastic container under the sink table.If you are fortunate enough to be at a Venue with water taps close by, simply connect directly to a tap and leave the water-pump out of the line . However,check the water pressure first before connecting to the Water Heater,as only a low volume flow of water is required. Note that the water pump is Zip- tied the the handle of the water container,this seems to be an ideal height for the pump to operate properly.

Included with the 12 volt water pump is approximately 5 meters of electrical wire, set up to use either the cigarette lighter in your vehicle,or an alligator clip adapter to go directly to the battery under the hood. This is because oftentimes the cigarette lighter socket is faulty, or the fuse may be blown, and direct attachment to the vehicles starting battery is required.Please see the photo below.

The photo below shows the cigarette lighter adapter ( top),and the alligator clip adapter (bottom.) Sometimes the ignition switch may have to be in the Accessories position to get electricity to the cigarette lighter socket.Check this, and also twist the adapter back and forth a few times when it is in the socket.This sometimes helps.If no luck,simply disconnect the cigarette lighter adapter and attach the alligator clip setup.Pull the adapter connector apart and push the required adapter plug in its place.Open the bonnet,locate the battery and attach the Red clip to the positive terminal,and the Black clip to the negative terminal.

Check out the photo below,it shows how to attach the alligator clip adapter across a typical battery.You should only do this when all water and gas connections are made and not leaking.Also,make sure the push-switch on the shower-head is off.

You may find your vehicle has an enclosed battery-box, and the terminals cannot easily be accessed.These vehicles generally have an accessible Positive ( Red ) terminal in the engine compartment.( See below.) Attach the red alligator clip to this,and the black alligator clip to a solid earth on the engine,or a bolt on the firewall or engine compartment sides.

Here is a handy hint : the green pickup hose that goes into the clean water container will always want to curl up.Find a clean,used wire coathanger and cut it at both ends where it curves. ( See photo below.) Attach it to the hose to keep it straight using a few zip ties.This will keep the  intake  end of the hose at the bottom of the water container.Remember,this is hand and utensil washing water and not for drinking,so having a bit of wire in the tank is not a problem.We have included some spare green hose, to allow the clean water tank to be placed in an area that suits the operator.

Very important hint!  Always carry plenty of water if you are unsure as to whether there will be a hose  tap  to hook up to.         ( Always assume there won't be.) Like all outdoor activities that need water, it get used quicker than you think! Carry as many containers as you have room for,and ensure the four containers that you use to anchor your Gazebo have good clean in them for emergencies.We are using 10 liter containers for the photos, because we had some, but they are too small,20 liters or bigger are ideal .

The Wok is a heavy-duty cast iron type.This has a great heat retention rate,and is very solid and ideal for heating Canola oil.It holds it's heat longer than a conventional carbon-steel unit.This should be remembered at pack-up time, leaving it to cool right down before putting it away in your 'Donuts-Mobile'.Photo below shows it on place on the burner stand.Although it will not be used for cooking in,as in a conventional way of stir frying,etc,it may pay to " season" it in case you might use it for regular cooking in the future.Seasoning involves washing it,heating it up a bit and swabbed the entire inner surface using canola oil on a paper towel was held by tongs.The wok surface may be porous,and it's a good idea to seal it.Please Google the process on-line to choose a suitable seasoning method .