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Yep, that's how my home made one is supposed to work but I haven't been able to get it to ignite so far. As for ground squirrels, I take care of them with my air rifle. I had dozens of them all over the place when I moved in ten years ago. A friend and I shot maybe fifteen of them one afternoon. After that I would plink them as time went on, and now I only have maybe one to three new ones each year. The new ones seem to know about me, because they hi tail it at first sight.
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Your are correct, my memory failed me. From the instructions: open oxygen control knob one and one half turns from full closed position. Open propane control knob 1/8 to 1/4 turn from the full closed position. Injection time is 30 to 90 seconds depending upon soil type for ground squirrels. The mixture goal is less than 2% LPG and 98% compressed oxygen. The manual says the concussive shockwave is over 10,000 psi in the tunnel system.
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Great info, thanks. I'll use the propane/oxygen ratio range when I try it this summer.
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"I smell varmint poontang" !
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