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Using a Drip Torch With Confidence

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Using a Drip Torch With Confidence

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MN Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever
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Learn to assemble (and disassemble) a drip torch and keep the flammable fuel off you and out of your lunch. The forestry-style drip torch is a common ignition tool for prescribed fires. These torches must be assembled in a specific way to prevent the flammable diesel-gas fuel mix from leaking. Pheasants Forever prescribed burn trailers include drip torches to help Minnesota private landowners conduct burns on their lands. 00:00 What to wear 00:36 How to assemble 03:34 Tips for disassembly Other Drip Torch Videos: Assemble a Drip Torch the Safe Way:    • Assemble a Drip Torch the Safe Way   Fuel Cans and Drip Torch Mixes:    • Fuel Cans and Drip Torch Mixes   Equipment Availability: These burn trailers and equipment are deployed in areas of Minnesota where landowners are cooperatively burning as part of a new or existing Prescribed Burn Associations and can only be loaned to individuals as availability allows. For more information, visit the Minnesota Pheasants Forever burn trailers webpage at https://minnesotapf.net/fire/trailers. *Acknowledgements: * This project was made possible with funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service and with support from their Minnesota staff. USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender. *About the presenter: * Jason Andersen is the Prescribed Fire Coordinator in Minnesota for Pheasants Forever. His job is to promote the safe and effective use of prescribed fire on privately owned lands. Jason is a wildlife biologist that focuses on grassland management and has been practicing prescribed fire since 2010. *More Resources from Pheasants Forever: * Prescribed burn trailers: https://minnesotapf.net/fire/trailers Prescribed burn associations: https://minnesotapf.net/fire/pba Fire training: https://minnesotapf.net/fire/training