Sheen X300 Flamegun

So good i bought one for my friend as a present

Once you get it warmed up and going, a very useful tool. No more roundup spraying.

Was sceptical but took a chance and it turned out to be brilliant. Highly recommended

I have a gravel driveway that needs weeding a few times a year, and I wanted to stop using weedkiller. First I bought a “weed wand”, but quickly realised it would take an entire weekend to get it done. So I bought an X300. What a difference! What’s more, you get to channel your twelve year old self! One word of caution: I thought I’d try to save money by syphoning some heating fuel from our tank. It’s kerosene. Turns out all kerosene is not the same and it quickly blocked the jets. Problem resolved when I splashed out a bit more for higher quality (ie. cleaner) fuel.

Just ordered another X300 flame gun, as my old one needs replacing after 15 years or so. I initally bought this product as I did not want to use pesticides because children and cats roamed the garden. I now find it very satisfying having 'a good burn' with a steady flame. Some tips. It took me about five uses before I had a feel for the flame gun; the flow of paraffin needs to be regulated (which is easy, but needs a bit of practice). Only fill the tank, at most, two thirds full as the pressure you create by pumping lasts longer that way. Re-pump when the pressure gauge gets to about 15, as less than that and the jet can cut out. And when re-pumping, point the flame gun down hill if you can as this tends to avoid the flame cutting out. Go back over places you have burned as patches can be missed (and these are usually spotted just as you turn the gun off). Wear heavy footwear to stamp out the occasion small flame resulting from leaves catching fire! And, finally, this product is for bu

I bought a flame gun, hahahahaha

Exactly as ordered

Quick and easy to use, cleared the weeds from the patio in no time. Would recommend.

Very solid build flame gun, impressed with it. Only used it once so far but weeds drooping and dying down, looking forward to strike two and burning them off. Goes through kerosene quite quickly, about 30 mins a tank but I was getting carried away!