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The Bare Ground BareBlaster Propane Ice Torch can be used with 14 oz., 22 oz. or 26 oz. propane tanks to melt away unwanted snow and ice from your driveway. It is crafted from nickel-plated steel and brass for durability. This 31 in. torch helps reduce the need for bending or stooping. Its flame is highly focused and can be adjusted to best suit user preferences.
Dimensions: H 31 in, W 3 in, D 1 in
Product Depth (in.) | 1 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 31 in |
Product Width (in.) | 3 in |
Fuel Type | Propane Gas |
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Pack Size | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 2 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Torch Cooling Method | No Cooling Method |
Torch Head Type | Rigid |
Manufacturer Warranty | 90 days parts and labor |
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Yes, the flame of the Bare Ground BareBlaster Propane Ice Torch is adjustable. This allows you to control the intensity and focus the flame for various tasks, including targeting individual weeds like bluebells. The product details mention a "highly focused flame adjustable for user control".
Yes and I refill 14 oz tank from 20 lb tank.
The black knob adjusts the flame intensity. Turning it clockwise increases the flame, and turning it counter-clockwise decreases it.
If you loosen it up, you can slide the handle higher or lower to your preference for height. Once the knob is loose, you may have to nudge the handle to get it to move.
Adjusts the orange handle up/ down Agree does little
That knob is a shut off of the gas. It does work on mine and is should work on yours or should I say all of them. If it is not working you have a faulty unit and I would suggest returning it as an unsafe unit. Remember too you should always remove the tank from the torch when you are not using the unit.
It is there so you can adjust the height of the orange handle on the steel tubing. If you are tall, you will want it full height.
We use it as a handle to better guide the flame.
I highly doubt it.
Yes, it is a hot focused flame.
I use mine to burn the weeds that grow through the cracks in my sidewalk, and it works very well for that. Sorry, I am not familiar with the thorns of the prickly pear cactus.
It will make really cold, hard water, liquid. Thats about it. Get the asphalt torch for what you want to do.
Sorry, I have not tried it on thorns but it did burn the root popping up as sprouts in my yard.
Yes it would but you would have to be very careful of damaging the plant because of the closeness to the plant and the time to burn them off. But it could be done. It would be very time consuming.
I bought this torch to kill weeds and it burned, turned them black and killed the weeds. I would imagine this torch would melt any part of the cactus it touched.
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