Propane Burner question

[LiGuy]

was looking to purchase burners for my all grain set up, I have been borrowing a friends every time and looking to get my own. Wanted to see what people thought of this set up.

http://www.homebrewing.org/3-Burner-System-14-Propane-Burners--220000-BTU_p_1487.html

It seems like a good deal.

Could I fit my keggles on theses?

 

[kh54s10]

Those look very nice, though pretty pricey. Seeing you are using keggles the higher BTU might be needed over something like a Bayou Classic SP10 at about $45 each.

 

[BigEd]

Yes it will fit. However, I have to agree with kh54s10 that they are a little pricey. While there are three burners you only get one regulator. If I'm running multiple burners I'd rather have independent control of the gas source, not to mention that runnig three burners at once from one 20 gal propane tank could drain it fairly quickly. I also prefer a larger, multi-hole burner ring.

Something like this:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Bayou-Cl...as-Single-Burner-Outdoor-Stove-SQ14/100121665

 

[Cyclman]

For that price, I'd look for the large diameter banjos. I also like multiple hoses / regulators.

 

[MindenMan]

Using my 50k BTU burner for a 60 minute boil in a 10 gallon pot, and I am nowhere near wide open, I burn 3 to 3.5 pounds of propane per batch. I don't know if BigEd meant a 20 pound ( 5 gallon) or a 20 gallon tank, but your propane bill will get high very quickly. I am not sure if two 5 gallon tanks will be enough to boil all three at once for 60 minutes.