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Red Dragon VT3-30C 500,000 BTU Propane Torch With 28-Inch Handle And 10-Foot Hose

Red Dragon VT3-30C 500,000 BTU Propane Torch With 28-Inch Handle And 10-Foot Hose
From Red Dragon

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Product Description

Red Dragon Vapor Torch Kit, 500,000 BTU, Kit Contains: Vapor Torch, 10' HP10C LPG Hose, UL Listed, P3200W UL Listed Excess Flow P.O.L. Fittings V334 Adjusting Needle Valve & Pipe Thread Compound, L2002 Spark Lighter, Rugged, Steel Construction, Lightweight, Ideal For Burning Weeds & Stumps, Sterlizing Cages, Clearing Irrigation Ditches, Heating, Thawing, Drying & Other Agriculture & Industrial Uses, CSA International Certified.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #9509 in Home Improvement
  • Brand: Red Dragon
  • Model: VT3-30C
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 36.00" h x 12.00" w x 11.00" l, 4.00 pounds

Features

  • Instant portable flame
  • Flame adjusting valve
  • UL listed
  • 28" handle length
  • 10' hose

Editorial Reviews

From the Manufacturer
The rugged, all steel construction assures durability, yet is lightweight to allow hours of comfortable operation. Ideal for burning weeds and stumps, sterilizing cages, clearing irrigation ditches, heating, thawing, drying, plus more. Each Red Dragon Vapor Torch Kit includes everything necessary to operate except the propane tank. Each following propane torch kit features rugged, all steel construction and is designed to operate on propane vapor only. Kits are available with capacities from 50,000 to 500,000 BTU/hr. All Red Dragon Vapor Torch Kits are made in the U.S.A.


Customer Reviews

Holy Crap This Is Awesome5
I bought this thing while I was camping. Our firewood was a bit damp and I was having trouble getting the campfire started. With this handy-dandy roaster, I had a bonfire within a minute or so. Then, I decided to use it on the weeds at home. The instructions warn against using the torch near conifers (like Evergreen-type shrubs, bushes, topiaries), so I stayed about 5 feet away from those. Well, this thing is hotter than the blazes of Hell and Damnation itself! I roasted a few of my bushes, but thankfully, they've started to come back. We just had a few inches of snow here in Chicago and I drove over it in the driveway. I ended up with icy patches of packed snow and figured I'd pull out Satan's air conditioner. Not only did it melt those ice patches faster than a hooker drops her panties, it melted a five foot section of snow (about 3 inches deep) in front of the nozzle. Well, after that, I just had to screw around with it. I cooked a frozen hot-dog in less than 30 seconds. OK, "cooked" is the wrong word. I turned a frozen hot dog into a pile of ash. Since that was fun, I tried it with an old cell-phone I had laying around. It stunk, but man it was cool to watch it turn into a gelatinous pile of stink. Someone else mentioned having to roast your weeds and then come back to weed by hand a week later. That's totally unnecessary. Just hold the flame on the weed for about 10 seconds and it'll kill it, burn it, turn it to ash, and then burn the ash into smaller ash. The roots will be dead and the weed will never return. OK, maybe it will, but I roasted a section of stone in my backyard that had weeds growing up. It's been nearly 2 years and nothing has grown there. Yeah, it sounds like a jet engine when you fire it up, but it's awesome! I highly recommend this for weed burning, camp fire starting, party tricks, and hot dog cremation. And next week, I'm going to head over to my mean, old, crotchety neighbor's house in the middle of the night and burn "A-Hole" into his lawn. Man, I can't wait till my kid's hamster bites the dust!

Red Dragon4
Overall the Red Dragon does the job. What it could have to make handling easier would be a hand grip with perhaps a trigger.

Hot Stuff!5
I bought this higher BTU torch because it seemed to be a better value than the lower rated ones. It's power is impressive. I rarely open the valve all the way. When I do, it sounds like the NASA test range. The heat is plenty for the toughest jobs. I had a 4" slab of ice in my parking area this winter and was able to carve a drainage trench in it pretty quickly. Still, the propane consumption seemed very reasonable.