High Output Burner, 10 PSI regulator

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Item Number: 73-4260

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This high output jet propane burner and stand will support most homebrew kettles.

Features:

- Single high pressure jet burner

- 10 psi propane regulator, with 28" of LP Hose

- Also includes a dial thermometer (100-750 F)

-Some assembly required

Dimensions:

- 16" diameter burner surface

- 12" tall

- 20" diameter heat and wind shield

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.

Q: Sorry to ask again. I lit my burner for the first time, and are the yellow flames from paint burning off of the burner? How should the square on the swivel post be positioned when you use it? Thanks for answering the other question!

Asked by: Steve Hoifeldt - 9/15/2020

A: The swivel on the post should be snug to the regulator line. 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.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (9/15/2020)

Q: I have Item Number 73-4260. I am finally going to try it out. I hooked up the propane tank to test it, and it worked fine, I believe. I presume that the yellow flame is from burning off paint on the burner. How should the square on the swivel post be positioned when you use it, and do you control the heat by turning the regulator to a higher and lower gas flow as you would on the stove?

Asked by: Steve Hoifeldt - 9/14/2020

A: the regulator adjustment knob can be used to adjust the flow on the burner. The tank itself should be completely in the on position, and the regulator needle valve adjustment knob is where the flow of gas would be regulated from

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Answer provided by: Aaron (9/15/2020)

Q: Hello on the picture for this item it does not look like their is a burner. It does come with the burner right? thank you

Asked by: Carlos Abeyta - 11/23/2019

A: This is a jet style burner so the black cylindrical pipe shown in the center of the burner stand would be where the flame output comes from

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Answer provided by: Aaron (11/23/2019)

Q: Are there instructions for the High Output Burner, 10 PSI regulator? I just received mine, but I've never used a propane stove or burner. What do I need to look for for a fuel source/tank? What's the moveable square metal piece for? Can it be used indoors? If so, what additional safety steps should be taken? Thanks!

Asked by: Steven Hoifeldt - 12/4/2018

A: The system runs on a standard LP or Propane tank that can be sourced through a local hardware store, similar to the ones used on your home gas grill. The regulator would thread onto the propane tank connection. Then you would turn on the propane tank, and increase the dial on the regulator to allow a small amount of gas to flow to the burner, and light this carefully with a grill lighter or torch once lit, the adjustment knob on the regulator can be used to raise or lower the flame needed on the burner. To stop the flame, turn the regulator all they way off, and then turn off the propane tank.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (12/4/2018)

Q: Is it supposed to come with a hole on the end of the burner? Asking because mine didn't have one?

Asked by: Gardner - 7/21/2018

A: the burner should contain a femal opening on the end of the burner stock itself where the orifice to feed gas in woudl attach. IF this appears to be mossing or was not machined beforer the manufacturer packaged the burner, reach otu to us at [email protected] and we can work with you to get the issues resolved ASAP!

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Answer provided by: Aaron (7/22/2018)

Q: What is the max weight that can be placed on this burner? i.e. 125 LBS??

Asked by: Kennie - 11/25/2017

A: We recommend keeping the weight under 100lbs on this burner

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Answer provided by: Aaron (11/25/2017)

Q: How variable is the flame control on this burner ? Don't want to wait all day to achieve a boil , but for sure don't want a wort boil over while fiddleing with a stubborn flame control either.so how is this one ?? Thanks , Buck Dean Tyler Texas

Asked by: Buck - 4/28/2017

A: The regulator comes with a variable control knob so the flame can be adjusted higher to get the kettle to a rolling boil, and then balance the flame down to keep the boil consistent throughout the brew day. You will still need to be present and monitor the flame for safety reasons

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Answer provided by: Aaron (4/29/2017)

Q: How many BTU'so does this burner put out ?

Asked by: Derrick Rutter - 6/29/2016

A: This burner is a 85,000 BTU burner. Thanks!

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Answer provided by: Kenny (7/8/2016)

Q: Is this unit quiet? I'm using a noisy turkey fryer and my buddy has a very quiet banjo burner. Please advise

Asked by: Robert - 6/28/2016

A: This product is on the quieter side but I wouldn't say they are quiet. They still have that jet flame noise but it is quieter then our 14" and 18" burners. Thanks

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Answer provided by: Kenny (7/8/2016)

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High Output Burner, 10 PSI regulator

Q: Sorry to ask again. I lit my burner for the first time, and are the yellow flames from paint burning off of the burner? How should the square on the swivel post be positioned when you use it? Thanks for answering the other question!

Q: Hello on the picture for this item it does not look like their is a burner. It does come with the burner right? thank you

Q: Is it supposed to come with a hole on the end of the burner? Asking because mine didn't have one?

Q: What is the max weight that can be placed on this burner? i.e. 125 LBS??

Q: How variable is the flame control on this burner ? Don't want to wait all day to achieve a boil , but for sure don't want a wort boil over while fiddleing with a stubborn flame control either.so how is this one ?? Thanks , Buck Dean Tyler Texas

Q: How many BTU'so does this burner put out ?

Q: Is this unit quiet? I'm using a noisy turkey fryer and my buddy has a very quiet banjo burner. Please advise

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