We highly recommend using a squeeze valve with your flame weeder. This valve enables you to light and transport the flame weeder with an adjustable pilot fame. When the handle is depressed, your regulator flame setting is then engaged. A squeeze valve is safer and also more efficient.
Add this to your Hand-held or Backpack Flamer to regulate fuel release and to help keep your tank from freezing. Fits most flame weeders.
Inferno Flame Weeder
Inferno Flame Weeder
Your Primary Weapon Against Weeds
With the Inferno, you need only supply the Tank and a backpack. We do highly recommend using a regulator as well as a squeeze valve with any flame weeder. Our recommended regulator is bundled above.
Lightweight
Easy to Transport
The Inferno has two burners for complete coverage of half a 30" bed. Just two passes and your done. Easy to move around and get in tight spaces and hoop houses. Hood is 17" wide.
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Will not Hurt the Soil Life
Soil is an excellent insulator so flaming does not affect the life within your soil. Flaming to control weeds is the choice at Neversink rather than plastic mulch.
Easy to Use
Easy to Use
Quick setup
Built to Last
Hood is all super heavy duty stainless steel. Manifold is powder coated steel and shaft is stainless. It is built to last for many, many years.
Wheel Choice
Expanded mesh wheel provides a rougher seedbed. Wheel is designed for use on soil.
Complete
Comes standard with tank connection, on/off valve, hose and stainless handle. Regulator and squeeze valve are highly recommended.
Must Have
Squeeze Valve
This valve enables you to light and transport the flame weeder with a low adjustable pilot flame. When the handle is depressed, your regulator flame setting is then fully engaged. A squeeze valve is safer and also more efficient.
Education
Videos on Flame Weeding
For more information about Flame Weeding and our Tools check out our YouTube Flaming playlist.
Safety
Always use a flame weeder with a regulator and a squeeze valve. Do not trap unlit propane under the hood. Keep temperatures low. Weeds die at 160 F. Using a flame weeder at higher temperatures will not be more effective but it will damage the tool and is dangerous. When in doubt, turn the temperature way down. Watch all of our instructional videos before use.
