help with this burner and stand

[krenshaw]

i'm currently collecting equipment for my first all grain.. i have 2 kegs i am converting right now, and am looking for new burners to use for a bit to get my feet wet in AG before i design/build a rig of some sort.. i would like the burners to be easily used in my design, so i was wondering if these stands work well with a keg or not, anybody use them?

http://www.williamsbrewing.com/HURRICANE_STOVE_P2213.cfm

i also found a good source to purchase the burner seperatly which would be fine if it is easy enough to fabricate 2 temporary stands for both of the burners i wish to purchase.. i guess some bolt together angle would work well

are the stands nice enough to incorporate with my future rig? i plan on designing a wooden one like some of the other great ones i've seen here so i was thinking maybe the stands could work nice incorporated in them, as long as they fit kegs nice and securely

 

[tlael]

I have that burner. And, I will be using the burner, less the stand, in my current single tier stand build.
Mo cheaper source...
http://www.agrisupply.com/banjo-burner-gas-cooker/p/64482/cn/5400000/

http://www.agrisupply.com/bg-high-pressure-cast-iron-burner-/p/64494/cn/5400001/

 

[krenshaw]

yeah i saw that item at agrisupply, but noticed that those two were high pressure burners, though the one i put the link up was for a low pressure burner.. from all of the research i've been doing i think i decided on going with the low pressure ones, does this burner work either way depending on just which regulator you use?

 

[kladue]

The high pressure burners can be converted to low pressure by drilling the brass gas fitting jet to a larger size, and changing to a low pressure regulator