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Ok..those orfices look like they are they are ment to be sold with those 60 k burners..im guessing they are set pretty close to that demand..there is no excess flow valve built into the tank valve..they only have a float valve to prevent overfilling and a check valve to prevent the valve from...

If they are the burners on the same link looks like those are set up for 60 kbtu. http://propanewarehouse.com/integralregulatordetail.asp?ID=2011 a little over kill but it will get u over your 180kbtu demand...

I dont know what orfice size u have there but u maybe overloading your regulator...if it was the same mr heater reg i saw it had a max or 160 kbtu..i have seen those bg14 orficed out to 70-80kbtu..

I did this with my first all grain batch on the 1 st...i just waited until the 1 st runnings came to a boil before heating the 2nd runnings strike water..it seems like every thing came out ok.. tasted ok when i racked it..

Looks like a high pressure regulator that u have on there you will want something with 11-13" w.c. output for those burners as far as testing that for leaks shut off your needle valves add pressure to the the system and hit your joints with soapy water...rinse off the soapy water afterwards...

Copper tubing will in time corrode with the propane . If the copper tubing is left untouched it generally wont cause any problems like the pigtail used to hookup the larger tanks for household use. If that copper tubing is tampered with it can result in a flood small flakes that can clog orfices...

I dont think the thermostat on the water heater valve will get you up to tempature that would be useful... The limit is probably 140f. If its a propane valve the main burner outlet maybe 1/2 left handed thread inverted flarewhich may be difficult to find connections for a different valve...that...

http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/lp-gas/propane-regulator-rv.htm an intergal twin stage like this would be something to consider over a standard bbq single stage reg. I believe this model handles about 215 kbtu. The twin stage feature will reduce regulator wear and tear over the single stage...

Sorry about the multipost...stupid phone was locking up when i was trying to send didnt think it was going through...that last post is my final answer..

There is no flow limiting check valve in an opd valve. http://www.propane101.com/opdcylindervalves.htm If your reg has a qcc fitting on it to connect to the tank (probably green female connector) they do have a flow limiter.. i would go to a standard POL connector (brass, left handed male...

There is no flow limiting check valve in an opd valve. http://www.propane101.com/opdcylindervalves.htm Its either your locking up the regulator, at full burn your pulling some where around 600 kbtu i dont see any max btu available on the bayou website for their 30 psi regs.. Or... I believe...

Are you able to relight the burners right away?

https://www.fhsteinbart.com/products/index.php. I use the poly seal 28 mm ones on budweiser 40 oz. Bottles...not sure if thats what ur looking for..

Continued.... Batches. But but you maybe looking at an extended brew day with the time it takes to reach temps and get to boil..

Where are you going to connect to your ng system,? If your existing propane system is design for greater than 1/2 psi (which it sounds like with your regulator adjustment to control your burners) you tap in by the water heater in the garage, your going to end up with about 1/4 p.s.i supply...

What type of lp burners are you using