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Yes you can. With soft solder you can solder most all dissimilar metals to each other except alum.

Get a short piece 1/2" copper pipe not tubing. It should fit snugly over your straight tube . Solder that and then a 1/2" pipe of your choice should solder on over that.

Only 20#s What the hell am I going to do with the other 80#s:confused:

A lot cheaper http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002J7FLTW/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

Each jet has it's own orifice. Your NG jets are to big for propane. All the jets you want to use will need to be replaced with propane ones. Probably cheaper to get a propane burner.

Yup. Going to tear in to some some time and see if I can figure what happened.

Same thing happened to mine. That's why I keep a spare there cheap.

I'm with you Denny. don't write or consult and retired 15 years ago. Just want to have fun and have good beer:mug: When you go pro it becomes a job then work then it's not fun anymore

I brew a lot of smoked beers and smoke all my own grain. Around 2# for a 6 gal. batch. Like jrgtr42 says use lighter woods oak, alder. cherry and apple. Smoke time 2 to 3 hours. Cold smoke. I like to put the grain in a bowl add a bottle of water shake it up then drain off excess water. Forget...

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Save all the headaches and just get the chugger. You won't be sorry. I went thru the cheap pump thing 3 of them.Then got the chugger and couldn't be happier.:ban:

Black Butte Porter with a Hangtown Fry:mug:

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Go for it. You will never know until you try it. i make a Smokey Oyster Stout with a Quart of raw oysters with. brine in a 6 gallon batch. The only ones that don't like it are the ones that won't try it. My home brew club goes nuts over it. :ban:So just do it.:mug:

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That is the only way I use mine Russ

No holes in burner. Put the burner underneath the mounting bar then the flatbar under the burner. Then a bolt up through the flatbar and the existing bar clamping the burner between the two. A piece of 1/2" black iron pipe long enough to get outside your frame then your valve. I use a ball valve...

March and Chugger spell reliability. I went through 3 of those cheap 12 volt pumps. They always give up right in the middle of your brew. If you decide that is the way you want to go make sure you have a backup one. You are going to need it.

It sure will. I have that burner in the same frame. Just need a short peace of flatbar a bolt to clamp the burner using the hole where you took the old burner out.