i'm impatient - bayou burners locally?

Rivenin · Feb 6, 2011

Hey ya'll!

seeing if anyone knows of a place that normally sells the burners by them selves (home depot, lowes, ace etc) . because well, i'm impatient and hate waiting for online shipping

and it's been a royal pain trying to boil everything on the stove.

TIA!

superjunior · Feb 6, 2011

not sure off hand, I would check those places as well as dicks and gander mountain. maybe go to their website and see if they list their vendors

fishkid · Feb 6, 2011

Do you have a local homebrew supply shop? I think mine carries one of the models.

bad67z · Feb 6, 2011

You could check the big box hardware stores, you not getting your Cabela's until spring. If you some type of large outfitter/sporting good store in you area that is where I would start.

bad67z · Feb 6, 2011

There not "bayou" but you may be able to get 2 for the price of one. Here

Mongrel · Feb 6, 2011

Camping section of Bi-Mart has burners without the saftey feature.

SwampassJ · Feb 6, 2011

Check your mom and pop grill stores, expect to pay a premium over big box on most. One near me has a 50% markup over what I payed at HD.

Pick · Feb 7, 2011

If you decide to order, look at what these guys have: http://www.agrisupply.com/cooking-supplies-for-cooks/c/5400000/c2c/ln/

tchuklobrau · Feb 7, 2011

I know the lowes here in NY have bayu burners. unfortunately u have buy a turkey frying setup 2 get the burner....but if you are like me i need the 30qt pot for bigger batches anyway. so its a cheap way 2 upgrade. turkey set up here is $65

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