moses688
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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 heat.
This didn't work, seems like there is some kind of flow switch in the 30psi regulator that would just click off just as the flame was starting to get to a good level.
I decided to throw a ball valve inline with the regulator thinking if I could restrict the flow a little bit I might be able to play some kind of balancing act between regulator and valve to get it to work, but it seems to be hopeless.
Anybody get something like this to work?
At this point I'm thinking winter is over for the most part, and I can just put it back the way it was and deal with it next year.
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 heat.
This didn't work, seems like there is some kind of flow switch in the 30psi regulator that would just click off just as the flame was starting to get to a good level.
I decided to throw a ball valve inline with the regulator thinking if I could restrict the flow a little bit I might be able to play some kind of balancing act between regulator and valve to get it to work, but it seems to be hopeless.
Anybody get something like this to work?
At this point I'm thinking winter is over for the most part, and I can just put it back the way it was and deal with it next year.