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the agrisupply burners DO come with an orifice, or at least mine did. Cant say, but im sure its propane. i bought the williams NG conversions for mine and still have the old orifices and could take a peak if its bigger or smaller (assuming thats the difference in them)

i have the burners from agrisupply, same thing as the banjo burners. Part is BG14 from agrisupply. the adapters from williams brewing for NG do fit these burners. I have two burners and the adapters, but unfortunately have not hooked up yet. I hear they work very well on low pressure NG...

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id be interested in what codes you know of earthbound. my main gas line runs through the garage ceiling already, i cant imagine what the difference would be in me routing a line further down the ceiling? thanks

planning on these burners myself. what results did you get? not sure whether to get the 10 tip or the 23 tip. i plan on using one for HLT and one for kettle. thinking the 23 tip on the HLT because i can, and the 10 tip on the kettle not to scorch. i boil 13 gallons usually.

thanks much for this thread all! this is great. looking to drop a line off our gas main running through the garage for brewing. Id love to hear your results lazybean. wont be a while until i get going but nows the time to plan. hoping to get by with just a ball valve and some supply...

Hey all, doing some research all over but thought id ask here for some input. A plumber is going to drop a natural gas line for brewing purposes in my garage, and wanted to ask for advice before we get started. disconnects/valves/pipe size/etc.... main gas line (1.5'' maybe?) runs right...