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30" Koackl Propane Torch Weed Burner w/ Piezo Ignition & Adjustable Flame (Gray) on sale for
$9.99.
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About this product:
- 30" extended propane torch with up to 2372°F heat output
- CSA-certified design with double-sealed connector
- Adjustable flame control with built-in Piezo ignition
- Heat-stable steel construction with non-slip handle
- Suitable for weed removal, ice melting, asphalt work, and wood charring
Community Reviews
This 30-inch propane weed burner is a simple, low-cost tool for torching weeds and other small growth. The piezo igniter is described as easy to use, and the flame works well for patio weeds, cobwebs, and even lighting a ground-level barbecue or fire pit. It seems most effective on broad-leaf weeds and by hitting the base briefly rather than trying to burn the whole plant. Heat and fire risk are real, and green or tougher weeds can take repeated passes and use a lot of propane.
Common Questions (4)
It works well for many weeds, especially broad-leaf types and patio growth, and can be effective with a couple of sessions. For best results, only heat the base for a few seconds; the plant may wither the next day. It is less reliable on some tougher or taller weeds and may use a lot of propane if you try to burn everything down to the roots.
Yes. It can burn cobwebs indoors and is also useful for lighting a BBQ or a ground-level fire pit. The piezoelectric igniter is a simple clicker that works well, and you can also light it with an external flame source.
Not always. Some weeds come back within a few weeks, while others die after one or two torching sessions. It is most effective when you target the base rather than trying to incinerate the whole plant.
It produces a very high heat flame, so fire precautions are important. Keep water nearby, use it carefully, and be aware that the flame is easier to underestimate in daylight; using it at dusk or after dark makes the flame more visible.
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Mine was butane, not propane, but it worked surprisingly well and I had a heck of a time!
My neighbors all borrowed it our wives all thought we were going to blow our hands off.
We loved it...can't wait for next summer.
Anyways, if you have weeds that you want to burn off, yes, this seems to be a very good solution.
Probably need to watch out for fire.
The amount of heat generated is pretty high.
I had a water bucket and beer nearby and sprayed the ground just in case.
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Mine was butane, not propane, but it worked surprisingly well and I had a heck of a time!
My neighbors all borrowed it our wives all thought we were going to blow our hands off.
We loved it...can't wait for next summer.
Anyways, if you have weeds that you want to burn off, yes, this seems to be a very good solution.
Probably need to watch out for fire.
The amount of heat generated is pretty high.
I had a water bucket and beer nearby and sprayed the ground just in case.
Sure, it is fun to play with fire, but I am not convinced that it is effective!
Turn the knob to release a bit of butane (or propane) and then click the igniter switch to produce a spark.
You can always light with an external flame source, too.
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This is good or lighting up bbq or fire pit that is on ground level.
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