megavites
Well-Known Member
Anyone else have an issue of getting too hot on their burner and
burning/damaging their valve?
My last session, I had to crank my 60,000 BTU turkey fryer burner
for 60 min on my keggle to get it up to boiling. I used some alum. foil
to hold heat in under the kettle and caught the paint on the stand on fire
and later the valve handle coating melted on me.
I'm thinking of making some sort of heavy gauge deflector to keep the
heat off of the valve. Any other suggestions?
burning/damaging their valve?
My last session, I had to crank my 60,000 BTU turkey fryer burner
for 60 min on my keggle to get it up to boiling. I used some alum. foil
to hold heat in under the kettle and caught the paint on the stand on fire
and later the valve handle coating melted on me.
I'm thinking of making some sort of heavy gauge deflector to keep the
heat off of the valve. Any other suggestions?