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I will double check this. I know we had to convert these over to propane gas but I was not watching when my buddy did this. We tried adjusting the regulator on the valve but it never seemed to matter much...if any. We were wondering about the shield and were thinking we would trim that off...

We started smaller and did not see a noticeable difference so we keep going all the way up to 3/32. We did not feel comfortable going a whole lot bigger as it seemed there was something else going on. I have two more to use until new ones come. One not drilled at all and the other is drilled...

I will try this. We have another tank right there so at-least we would be able to rule this out!

If we shut the air down at all the flame burns really orange and ugly. We have to have it all the way open to get a decent flame.

Take a look at this video please and let me know what we are doing wrong. We think we have it narrowed down to the regulator but do not want to go out and buy the wrong one and dmage other components! Thanks in advance for the help!

If it is as easy as drilling out the orifices I think it will work out good! I should be able to drill them out according to use. For example...full on for the HLT, mid/low performance for the mash tun to prevent scorching and 3/4 performance for the boil. Is my thinking about right?

Just to clarify...the orifice on the burner....right?

I thought that I read somewhere that these banjo burners were low pressure?

I have searched and there are a lot of threads on here about what regulator/burner/ignition combinations to use and it has totally confused me. It is probably really simple for someone who knows what they are doing :-). What I have are the banjo burners from Norther Brewer. Honeywell gas...