How do most people attach stand alone propane burners if it didnt come with a stand? Is welding pretty much the only option here? I see alot of burners for sale, but come without stands, and I think I want to look into making one.
How to attach propane burner?
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krispy d
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seems that most burners have a hole or two (or three) on the bottom for mounting purposes. If not I don't see how it could hurt to drill a small hole or two and use self tapping metal screws. all the gas and flame is going to go up no matter what so I don't seee how it would interfere with function.
Lil' Sparky
Cowboys EAC
I used some thin metal strips with pre-drilled holes and just hand-bent them as hangers for my burners on my 3-tier. I just used metal screws to attach that to my stand. Probably not ideal, but it works. What kind of stand are you making?
This pic kind of shows what I'm talking about.
This pic kind of shows what I'm talking about.
cpbergie
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Im not sure what im going to build yet, but i have a Bajno turkey frying and it works well for me, except that it is only about a foot off the ground. I recently made a keggle and realize that Im not going to want to move it around.
That picture helps. It gives me some ideas.
That picture helps. It gives me some ideas.
Brewpastor
Beer, not rocket chemistry
I built my own burners and attached them with a bolt and hose clamp:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=11278
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=11278
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