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Flamethrowers Ideal For Land Management
Exothermic Technologies, a Florida-based company, offers a pair of flamethrowers to suit various needs and requirements.
The original model is the green Pulsar LRT, which is 25.7 in. long and has a 25-ft. firing range and a 27-second fuel burn. When the onboard .35-gal. tank is fully loaded, the unit weighs 6 lbs.
The 16-in. long Pulsar UBF (Underbarrel) flamethrower weighs 6 lbs. with a loaded .25 gal. tank. It features a 25 ft. flame reach.
Both units are equipped with a continuous arc ignition system. “The arc ignition means you don’t need propane,” says Caden Kellagher, Exothermic order representative. “You just pull the trigger, and it lights up.”
The flamethrowers have rechargeable lithium batteries that power the arc ignition system and fuel pump.
The Pulsars use straight gasoline or a diesel and gasoline mixture. An optional accessory is a backpack with a built-in 3.3-gal. fuel tank that offers over four minutes of burn time.
“They’re completely safe to use,” Kellagher says. “There’s a safety cut-off on the circuit board if the voltage gets too low, a safety cover on the trigger switch, and a cut-off on the front at the nozzle.”
He explains the units are becoming popular for employing controlled burns of weeds, lighting burn piles or bonfires, removing snow from driveways, controlling insect hives, pyrotechnic events, and film and television productions.
The flamethrowers are made in Florida and sold directly from the website or through a network of dealers across the U.S.
The Pulsar LRT retails for $609, and the UBF sells for $489.99 plus S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Exothermic Technologies, 7356 Commercial Cir., Unit D, Fort Pierce, Fla. 34951 (ph 772-204-0700; info@exothermic.tech; www.exothermic.tech).


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