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	The KAB6 cooker uses a maximum power 10 inch cast iron burner. The stand is 13 inches high with an 18 inch surface capable of supporting 40 gallons. Includes a 30 psi regulator and extra long 4 foot hose hose. You supply a standard propane tank. The 'Banjo Burner' is named for the huge cast iron heart of this boiling machine. This is the most power you can get out of a portable propane tank! Excellent flame distribution and high burn efficiency. There's nothing to lose with this top-of-the-line cooker. Price: $179.99 Availability: Usually Ships in 24 Hours Quantity:

Features   Bayou Classic KAB6 "Banjo" Burner (210,000 BTU) For best results: Avoid turning the control so high that the flames are jumping up from the burner. You get a little more heat at the cost of a lot more propane. The regulator is capable of delivering a lot more gas than the burner needs, so it's completely normal to never turn the regulator up very far. The Air Shutter controls the amount of air that gets mixed with propane before burning. The more air, the more oxygen. The more oxygen, the hotter your flame. The most efficient setting is an all-blue flame - give it as much air as possible, stopping just before the point where the flame won't stay lit. May we also suggest... Bayou Classic Cast Iron High Pressure Banjo Burner [BG14] Price: $76.99 Add Average Customer Review: 5 of 5 Total Reviews: 13 Write a review.

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Great for natural gas September 3, 2015 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Markham, ON Canada   Add the "Blichmann TopTier Natural Gas Conversion Kit", and you have a great natural gas burner if you already have the hookup for your BBQ. Was this review helpful to you?

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Works really well, heats up fast May 28, 2015 Reviewer: Chris L from Woodstock, ON   Bought this because i Needed a new burner as my 40,000 btu wouldnt cut it in winter with 8 gallons being boiled outside at -5, this thing is HOT, i mean crank it up and start melting everything around it that is not metal. Heavy at a weight of about 38lbs but well worth the investment. Easy to throw together, good paint that lasts and just have to make sure to fire it up once as the paint melts under the pot and sticks to the bottom. Was this review helpful to you?

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The only way I've brewed. June 30, 2014 Reviewer: William Fletcher from Chatham, ON Canada   So glad I got one right away. I'll never have a problem waiting for water to boil...I can even watch the pot!! Was this review helpful to you?

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Very happy with it - would buy again. April 24, 2014 Reviewer: Brian Mitchell from Burlington On.   I use one of these burners.  Works great and I would by again, two comments though. (1)  It DOES consume a lot of propane as expected,  I found at times in cool weather, my 20# bottles were frosting up and flow reducing,  so when needed, I place the propane bottle in a container of hot water. (2) When used in my open garage doorway, I found that wind was affecting the flames quite a bit.   I tack-welded steel panels between all the support legs to box the  burner in more and shield it - works much better in windy conditions now. Was this review helpful to you?

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Macho December 14, 2013 Reviewer: Dan from St. Catharines   Believe the users guide ... it says an unattended pot will melt! I used it on s snowy -10C day - it took a bit longer than its normal 15 minutes to boil 8 gallons - but otherwise no complaints. It eats and breathes propane like nothing else I have ever seen ... but it heats wort fast. It has the BTU equivalent of 21 Coleman stove burners. A good buy. Was this review helpful to you?

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