Merlmabase
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Hi folks!
In the process of putting together my new keggle system. Was about to put in an order for a banjo burner, but a friend hooked me up with this:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0PH9EoQIk_FRTBheUwtZEZvQjg
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0PH9EoQIk_FSmNxdFlJbHZvSVE
Apparently he pulled it ou of an old commercial deep-fryer; it was one among a bank of six burners.
I'm going to have to use propane for my fuel. I'm guessing this thing originally ran off a municipal NG line. I've done plenty of digging, as far as I can tell the main issue is orifice size. But is it the orifice of the main line before air mixing, or the orifice of each of the burner jets?
The jets on this thing seem to have 1/8" ID, whereas the little brass fitting pictured has a 3/32" opening. Any chance of running this thing on propane?
Thanks in advance!
In the process of putting together my new keggle system. Was about to put in an order for a banjo burner, but a friend hooked me up with this:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0PH9EoQIk_FRTBheUwtZEZvQjg
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0PH9EoQIk_FSmNxdFlJbHZvSVE
Apparently he pulled it ou of an old commercial deep-fryer; it was one among a bank of six burners.
I'm going to have to use propane for my fuel. I'm guessing this thing originally ran off a municipal NG line. I've done plenty of digging, as far as I can tell the main issue is orifice size. But is it the orifice of the main line before air mixing, or the orifice of each of the burner jets?
The jets on this thing seem to have 1/8" ID, whereas the little brass fitting pictured has a 3/32" opening. Any chance of running this thing on propane?
Thanks in advance!