30' hose, interesting. I never thought of that cart option.

drag a cart in tall grass?

long hose big bottle.,,,,,,man up....

I start charcoal, our wood fired oven and wood fired cooker with a weed burner. It gets it all going at once and saves a ton of time. Not to mention the cool factor.

It'll be nice for winter brush pile burning.

I have the long one, aprox 3’. Works good for melting in rings and smoothing out curling ice on the river as well.

Nice.

No doubt weed torches can prove beneficial

Does anyone use weed torches this time of year? I have some annoying weeds around the homestead. 'Am thinking about burning the seed heads yet this winter.

A couple weeks ago I torched a bunch of seed heads. I was surprised to see some seed pods yet that I blasted. I would have thought they'd drop on their own by now.

Tomorrow I'm planning to burn a brush pile & am anxious to use the weed torch to start it.

There are organic farmers who have built tractor mounted or motoroized propane weed burners on row crops and or larger garden areas. I am sure there are other fuels and designs. I know there are some companies that sell larger scale burners instead of the single torch like ones discussed above.

Bryce

Anyone blasting garlic mustard yet?

Works great for starting brush piles on fire!

Anyone use the extended wand 1# propane tank torches....Probably no good for heavy use but for spot burning easier than the handheld torches....?

I see Amazon has some for about 20 bucks

lol I thought I was.going to burn off a section of field. I mowed around the area I wanted about 20 feet for a break then went to the end the wind was blowing to so the fire was fighting the wind. the plan was to burn off about 20' afor a nice break then light it up on the other end and let it burn with the wind feeding it tell it hit the burn out area
Plan was working great tell the wing changed direction and picked up. by the time I got it out I didn't have any arm hair, eye lashes, and was read like I was sun burnt.

Time before that I was burning off a fence line. Thought I got a hot ash in my eye keep working about 30. finally went back to the house and found I has something black in my eye. it would move but only a little and stayed in one spot. A closer look showed it was an ant and it was stuck becues it bit onto my eye ball before it died. I thought about going to the eye Dr but finally just grabbed it with tweezers taking some eye tissue with it bit got it out.

Are you talking about the ones that look like canes?

I guess, basically a hand torch with a long tube head, with a handle instead of holding the tank....

Ok. I have 1. It's a nice tool..not for every situation, but is worth owning.

Lincoln Torch

So for 20 bucks I got the "cane" type....works fine for spot burning and smaller areas, started some fires that I had to stomp out...., lol
All in all a handy tool....

I use this kind for bigger jobs and starting logs in the fire pit.
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/p...gHSZ__a3Kg4Aakai5W7xh_Hjq58S6g&gQT=1

This kind is perfect for walking around burning CRP, not dealing with a hose or big propane tank. It is light and uses small green tanks and has the igniter built in.

https://g.co/kgs/F1u2Z9R