Right! Gasoline produces flammable vapors in temperatures down to -40 degrees! So it's never safe to throw gas on a fire. (It's the vapors that'll get you...)

Chris did have a video where someone gave him old "diesel" to use to start some fires and he found out it was part gasoline.....BIG WHOOSH

I'd be more tempted to start it campfire-style anyway, with a newspaper and increasingly larger chunks of wood until something major catches.

I learned to not play with gasoline and fire. When you light your hands on fire you learn quick.

I worked at a John Deer dealer once. My boss told me and another fellow to burn all the wood pallets that had built up over time. The pile was about ten feet high. The other guy that was helping got a big ole five gallon bucket full of gas and commenced to pouring it all over the pile of pallets. I told him it wasn't a good idea but no he wouldn't listen. I stood back about fifty feet and watched the dude light a match and throw it over his shoulder. The match never got close to hitting the pile. I watched the fumes come out and ignite. It blew that guy about twenty feet. It blew his hat off and burnt the hair on his head and caught his shirt on fire. The boom was so loud the fire department came.

Tire with some diesel in it on top of a pile of branches a foot or 2 high. . -Stick a rag inside the tire and ight it , push the brush up around it with a dozer or loader,,,,,and then pray the EPA doesn't make you regret it. In Ohio you can't even burn leaves without having problems.

The upkeep can get very expensive if you let it go like on this property

@@davidkettell5726 That is true. You have to be willing and able to do the work

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more blather

It was diesel.

Diesel doesn't explode like gasoline, it's a high compression engine.

@@jeffreyhubbert3776 he is near Raleigh

@@sandybarnes887 Nice, my family lives in Jacksonville, NC

@@2badger2 nice. If you google his name or this channel name you'll find his company web page. At the bottom is a list of towns where he will work.

So does a good thuderstorm, especially when the oil gets good and dusty.

Big time and they don't play around.

@@nathanscott7910 But they won’t chase people like the myth says. I’ve been "herping" (looking for reptiles) in the woods and swamps for 50 years and seen hundreds of cottonmouths and never had one do anything more aggressive than open that white mouth and hiss. They are pretty grumpy as snakes go, so they definitely should not be messed with. Leave them alone and they won’t bother you.

Nuthin' like troweling it on thick.

18 different ways to start a fire and there all his way lol