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Your cart is empty.4.6 out of 5 stars
- #16,246 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
- #64 in Grill Burners
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Donna
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
I have to constantly adjust the flame every 15 minutes. It won't burn constantly at the same temperature. It will burn out or just go to a super low flame. I have to keep checking it every 15 minutes for a 4 hour cook. I would not recommend this to leave unattended.
Scott E
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
This is a simple propane outdoor burner, for replacement or build-your-own for a boiler, a turkey fryer, or whatever else you might need a substantial outdoor propane burner, for. It has an air adjustment collar, an adjustable 20psi regulator that goes down to zero (I didn't put an actual pressure gauge on it to see how accurate the 20psi is) to be able to turn it off, or up to a sturdy roar and a lot of heat coming off of it. It does have a somewhat short hose, only about 3 feet, so things will be pretty closely contained, but nice quality stainless braided hose, the regulator works smoothly, and the bottle connection (standard 20lb BBQ bottle fits nicely) are all well machined and a good fit.
Gerardo Lopez
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
Gran producto
JosieR
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
Great quality product, really produces heat, we will see how the regulator holds up but everything fit and works great rite out of the box.
Leonard Powell
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
I have an old green Coleman white gas stove that I don't use anymore. I want to move to propane. I find I can repurpose the old green "briefcase" Coleman stove by removing its old burners, and installing this new burner head, and I can still keep the original grill in place. Now I will have lots and lots of controllable heat without needing to do any liquid fuel transfer or pumping.
G.
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
Not happy with the regulator. There is no feeling in the regulator turning knop, your turning a few rounds and nothings happeneds and that poef a big flame. Very scary. I don't think it supposed to work that way.
Steve B
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
I'm used to turning valves counter clockwise to turn on and clockwise to turn off (righty tighty, lefty loosy). This one is reversed from that. I don't think that's a big deal (would that be a "gib laed"?) for me, but it might bother some. I dinged this one star for it, but if it would bug you, please be advised in advance.Anyway, once I went with the "if it stops turning it's off / if I'm turning it, it's turning on" mentality, this fired right up. I used the butterfly at the back to adjust how the flame breathes and it really got hot and the flame stayed blue.This should work great for frying turkeys, brewing beer, or doing a crab boil.Item Reviewed:BESTFIRE High Pressure Cast-Iron Propane Burner Head,Round Burner Head with 20 PSIG Adjustable High Pressure Propane Regulator with Hose and Brass Fitting for Propane Burner Head for Cooking OutdoorBESTFIRE High Pressure Cast-Iron Propane Burner Head,Round Burner Head with 20 PSIG Adjustable High Pressure Propane Regulator with Hose and Brass Fitting for Propane Burner Head for Cooking Outdoor
J. Harris
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
I ordered this propane burner to rebuild a propane cooker that was just unusable. That burner consumed large quantities of propane, produced a jet turbine-like screech, and yet took forever to heat a large kettle of water. That system is a very bad design.This propane burner head is a conventional, round burner design and it is supplied with a propane hose assembly. The burner is made of cast iron and is quite heavy. It utilizes a brass gas venturi fitting with a flare connection and an adjustable air shutter system to mix the propane (or LP) gas for combustion. The mixed gas is forced down the burner neck for distribution to the burner ring and out the burner jets for combustion. The burner is designed with four threaded feet cast into the bottom of the burner. These feet are designed to be used to secure the burner into the propane cooker assembly with bolts or screws, as desired. The propane hose assembly has an Acme nut to attach to a propane tank. The Acme nut is connected to an adjustable 20 PSI propane regulator with a four-feet long propane hose. The propane hose connects to the venturi using a brass flare connection to the venturi fitting.I tested the system using a 20-pound propane tank. Everything worked as expected. No propane leaks were detected in the propane hose assembly. The burner is absolutely controllable for everything from a very small flame suitable for keeping a large pot of Chili warm to a GET IT HOT NOW! flame for getting the oil in a turkey fryer up to cooking temperature. The sound produced was about what I expected and was nothing like the ear-shattering screech sound produced by the jet burner this system will be replacing. There was no indication that the flame could be blown out by anything except a hurricane-force wind.This product works well and does everything expected of it. I only wish that this was the burner that had been built into the system I will now be re-building.
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