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bbqbull

Watching over us.
Joined
Dec 27, 2005
Location
Mid Michigan
Ordered this the other day for lighting my BGE. Got it through Amazon
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Fired up the egg today, temps hovering just above zero and windy.
This thing does an awesome job lighting the egg, had temps of 350 in about 40 minutes. Cooked an 8# bone in pork butt in 7 hours.
It was a great meal for us tonite with lots of left overs.
No pictures were taken as I was too darned busy today making sure we are ready for the approaching winter storm.
 
Runs on the small canisters of propane, (green) or the skinny blue butane canisters, or is it for MAPP gas?
 
Opps, forgot to add the fuel source.
It uses the short fat green containers of propane.
It will also double as a weed burner for the pesky weeds that grow through the saw cuts in our concrete drive.
 
What's that brass thing about half-way down the tube? Telescopic? Ignitor?
 
I will be ordering one, our electric calrod igniter just fried out, so time for a new one anyway!
 
That's looks like something I just cant live without. I always wanted a weed burner but I didn't want that tank handing around! Thanks for sharing.

Here ya go; Amazon.com: Bernzomatic 19425 JT850 Self-Igniting 20,000 BTU Outdoor Torch: Patio, Lawn & Garden

You have a few options:

the one shown above
regular one with a big tank to small tank converter
Guru golf club
Bernzomatic brazing torch kit with a hose (I think Harbor Freight carries something similar)
Frankenstein/handyman special (you can often find free old gas grill on Craigslist)
 
Opps, forgot to add the fuel source.
It uses the short fat green containers of propane.
It will also double as a weed burner for the pesky weeds that grow through the saw cuts in our concrete drive.

If they're green - they're MAPP gas not Propane. That's the good stuff :thumb: it burns hotter than propane. Makes lump crack and pop like the 4th of July.
 
If they're green - they're MAPP gas not Propane. That's the good stuff :thumb: it burns hotter than propane. Makes lump crack and pop like the 4th of July.

Schwa?

The standard color for MAPP bottles is yellow. Coleman markets propane in green.

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