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No I would not suggest anyone set out to do this. As always consult with a professional before listening to some yahoo on an internet forum. That said it was 28 deg and windy Sunday, I could easily maintain a rolling boil. Brew day went well, I was to distracted with a cigar and a beer to get...

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Theres a podcast called basic brewing radio, they just did an episode about using chocolate, candies, and coconut ect in stouts. Might be worth a listen

Turns out these regulators are designed to work with a piece that has an aperture like this at the end. I am able to get tons of blue flame now sounds like a rocket taking off. I'll post some temps and times this weekend when I brew.

Oh yea i forgot, i am starting with the regulator knob backed all the way out (0 psi/flow), ball valve open. Then i open the tank valve, turn the regulator until i hear a hiss, and light the flame. The flame is yellow, i fiddle with the ball valve and regulator and click. I want to note that...

Hi Guys, Here are some pictures Firs is the old regulator assembly On the left is all the temperature safety stuff, on the right is the regulator. Second is the new regulator attached to the burner, the yellow thing near the burner is a ball valve. The click seems to be coming from the...

The cast burner part doesn't seem to have any thing inside as far as a shut off? The Regulator that originally came with the burner is 0-5PSI and I was never able to trip any flow switch. I did defeat the temperature safety stuff on the burner as the snap switch doesn't make good contact with...

OK, Sorry after googling needle valve I can say no there is not, should I get one of those instead of the ball valve?

Needle valve? You mean where the reg screws into the propane tank? Other than the ball valve there are only a couple of brass fittings on the burner side of the braided steel hose.

Yes it's a 0-30PSI Bayou Classic regulator. Looks like this, but the parts vary in color. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007PS0938/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I put a propaine ball valve from ace hardware between this and the burner.

I have the Brinkmann 815-4001-S Turkey Fryer, I use the burner with a bayou classic 44qt kettle. When the temp is below freezing outside it's hard to keep a boil going. I thought why not just throw a bayou classic 30psi regulator on it and get more pressure therefore more gass... more...

Necro Post: Any luck with this? I like this beer also and it doesn't seem to make it to the northeast.

Anyone local want 2 or 3 kegs and we split the grain? If so ill pick it all up and we can work it out.

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Are you near Hartford? I work near bradley, i'm interested.