4" cup by 8" length

BG 10 Replacement Burner with Air Control Disc

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4" High Pressure Casting with Orifice Block and Air Shutter.

Perfect for full boils and all-grain brewing.

Please note that previous model came with 2 adjustable screws to adjust airflow. Newer model does not. The plate is still adjustable.

Add the brass orifice to connect the burner to your regulator hose if you don't have one.

Propane Troubleshooting:

If you are not getting the best flame possible out of your propane burner, you may have triggered a safety valve in the propane regulator body. This occurs when the gas flow through the regulator is too great. You will need to disconnect the regulator from your propane tank to release the safety valve. While connecting your regulator to your propane tank, it is very important that the propane tank and all needle valves are completely closed. Once the regulator is correctly connected to your closed tank, open the propane tank slowly to allow gas to flow into the regulator. You can now open the needle valve enough to ignite your burner. Once the burner is lit you can slowly open the needle valve until you reach the desired flame intensity.

Nice power, just a little noisy

Bought two of these for a Wallace type brew stand and they didn't disappoint. Brought 8 gallons of mash water up to temp in just under half an hour, 15 gallons up to sparge temp in 45 minutes, and boiled 20+ gallons easily. Clean burning with no soot on the pots. Only downside is they're a little noisy. Not terrible but I notice the difference after turning it off.

Reviewed by: Joel Thompson from on 2/23/2018

Perfect Resolution!!!

No more black soot all over my pot! Beautiful huge blue flame. I received this burner a couple of hours ago and I am almost ready to start my second batch of beer of the day! Really fast and clean burn. I did not get the optional orifice as my regulator hose has an orifice permanently connected to it. I also use this burner for Thanksgiving turkey and for frying french fries for the kids swim meet concession stand. What a great improvement over my old burner.

Reviewed by: Ron Aguilar from on 8/18/2016

Problem solved!

This (along with the new orifice) solved my feeble boil burner problem. I just finished a 10 gallon batch. It took 13 gallons to a rolling boil in far less time than I used to spend trying to get 5 gallons going. It was a serious boil, too. I had to slow it down when I realized that I was going to boil off the planned two gallons way before it was time to end the boil! At first I was disappointed because I re-used the orifice from my old burner and it just couldn't light this one up properly. $4 for a new orifice and it's doing an excellent job now.

Reviewed by: John Crilly from on 8/15/2015

Sweet!!

I'm going to start off by saying I like my tall turkey fryer. I swapped out my burner for this one. Best money I ever spent. Plus I saved a ton by using my own stand. My pot doesn't get black anymore and I heat my water up much faster.You can use your old orifice or buy a new one. It's only $4. I bought a new one.

Reviewed by: Vince from on 2/5/2015

Q: When using propane, would I need a different orifice for altitudes of 4,500-6,000?

Asked by: Mike - 11/27/2018

A: The orifice would not need to be changed over but may see a slight reduction in the btu output due to the altitude

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Answer provided by: Aaron (11/27/2018)

Q: I plan to buy the Blichmann needle valve to use with this burner. Will the orifice work to connect the burner to the needle valve?

Asked by: Al McNeill - 12/18/2016

A: The Blichmann needle valve is set for natural gas, but the orifice on it is designed for the wider opening on the larger banjo style burners. The flared part of the orifice would thread into the needled valve fine, but the pipe thread going into the burner is too large.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (12/18/2016)

Q: What size is the flare fitting that attach the gas line to?

Asked by: Mike Thomas - 10/6/2016

A: This burner no longer ships with the flare fitting. But you can buy item 35-1676 and be compatible with standard propane regulators.

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Answer provided by: Jeff (10/11/2016)

Q: Hi, how far should the burner be mounted from the kettle? Thanks!

Asked by: Chris - 9/4/2016

A: Our burner stands mount the burner 2.5" below the pot.

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Answer provided by: Jeff (10/11/2016)

Q: Is there any way you could estimate the difference in BTU's (or list what the BTU drop would be)for this burner if going from LPG to NG ?

Asked by: John Anderson - 1/4/2016

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Q: Will your 10 psi regulator w/dual SS hose thread into the these or do you need a different connection?

Asked by: Greg - 11/4/2015

A: Absolutely, that hose assembly has the proper orifice(s) to use this burner.

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Answer provided by: Carson (11/4/2015)

Q: Can this burner run on natural gas?

Asked by: Allen - 6/2/2015

A: If you replace the orifice with a natural gas orifice you can use this burner with natural gas. Make sure to check with your local building codes if you plan on running natural gas piping.

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Answer provided by: Robert (6/3/2015)

Q: What regulator should be used with this burner?

Asked by: Adam - 1/25/2015

A: You can use a 10psi regulator ( Item Number 35-1677 ) for standard brewing purposes, or a 30psi assembly ( Item Number 35-4295 ) to get the maximum BTUs out of this burner.

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Answer provided by: Carson (1/26/2015)

Q: These burners look exactly like the 55,000 btu burners commonly found elsewhere. How are these differernt. Also, are these really Over 3x the banjo burner BTU rating?

Asked by: Chris - 1/10/2014

A: The burners themselves don't affect BTU's much. It's the flow rate and/or the psi rating of the regulator. These burners with the tank and needle valve wide open, are rate at 220,000 BTU's.

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Answer provided by: Chris (1/13/2014)

Q: Do you sell NATURAL GAS burners?

Asked by: Mark - 12/28/2013

A: You can use this burner for natural gas. You would need to purchase the natural gas orifice (item 99-1677).

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Answer provided by: Chris (12/31/2013)

Q: Hello, im building a gravity brew stand with 2 burners. What's the btu's on Part number 35-1674, it's not listed. Also what's the regulator I will need for that burner. I'm looking for the most btu possible, is this burner the highest? Thanks!

Asked by: Dave - 9/28/2013

A: The, BTU's in a burner system are determined by the propane regulator but also you need to have a burner capable of a high pressure regulator. Most people use the 10 PSI regulator to deliver up to 220,000 BTU's and is certainly adequate for any 15-20 gallon system.

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Answer provided by: LTD (9/28/2013)

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BG 10 Replacement Burner with Air Control Disc

Q: When using propane, would I need a different orifice for altitudes of 4,500-6,000?

Q: I plan to buy the Blichmann needle valve to use with this burner. Will the orifice work to connect the burner to the needle valve?

Q: What size is the flare fitting that attach the gas line to?

Q: Hi, how far should the burner be mounted from the kettle? Thanks!

Q: Is there any way you could estimate the difference in BTU's (or list what the BTU drop would be)for this burner if going from LPG to NG ?

Q: Will your 10 psi regulator w/dual SS hose thread into the these or do you need a different connection?

Q: Can this burner run on natural gas?

Q: What regulator should be used with this burner?

Q: These burners look exactly like the 55,000 btu burners commonly found elsewhere. How are these differernt. Also, are these really Over 3x the banjo burner BTU rating?

Q: Do you sell NATURAL GAS burners?

Q: Hello, im building a gravity brew stand with 2 burners. What's the btu's on Part number 35-1674, it's not listed. Also what's the regulator I will need for that burner. I'm looking for the most btu possible, is this burner the highest? Thanks!

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