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Controlled Burning Torch
"It makes controlled burning a lot easier," says G. M. Drinnan, manufacturer of a new fire control torch that lets you literally pour flame onto the ground precisely where needed.
The torch consists of a half-gallon cannister fitted with a handle. The cannister is filled with diesel fuel. A 3-ft. wand, with a ch
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Controlled burning torch MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Miscellaneous 9-5-24 "It makes controlled burning a lot easier," says G. M. Drinnan, manufacturer of a new fire control torch that lets you literally pour flame onto the ground precisely where needed.
The torch consists of a half-gallon cannister fitted with a handle. The cannister is filled with diesel fuel. A 3-ft. wand, with a check loop partway down its length and a wick at the end, runs out the top of the cannister. To use, the operator simply lights the wick and tilts the wand and cannister toward the ground. Fuel squirts out the top in flames and onto the ground in an even flow that lets you "write with fire" on the ground almost as though it were a giant liquid pen. "It's fitted with check valves so there's no chance of fire blow-back into the fuel cannister," says Drinnan.
The lightweight aluminum torch sells for $75.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, G.M. Drinnan, Drinnan Engineering Ltd., 291 Blenheim Road, Christchurch 4, New Zealand (ph 485-093 or 485-322).
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