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Back to non-burning brush pile. Air is the problem. A big pile of brush, especially if it has settled for a while, cannot breath, so the pile only burns indifferently around the edges no matter how much gasoline you pour on. I use the normal method of gasoline or what have you as the igniter and then use a back pack blower (leaf blower) to feed the pile the air necessary to get it going. It still takes some time but eventually the fire will burn enough holes in the pile that air channels develop and the damned thing will continue on its own. It seems that freshly made brush piles will burn pretty well because they have not settled or accumulated alot of moisture. Try it

Can t get it to burn
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