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    the one on my turkey fryer took a dump so i went to HD and found a brinkman replacement but it said not for "jet" type or turkey fryers...............so i bought it since i never listen to authority figures anyway. well t worked....sorta....enough to season and cook on a new 18" wok but it didn't have that jet engine whoooosh like before. big flame but not consistent blue whoooosh that would give me a hotter flame. it says it is for burner type stoves and the dial says 10 PSI but i have no clue what that means. what regulator do i need....i'll check back after work............thx!
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  • #2
    You need the (red) higher psi regulator for the big burner. Mine goes up to 30 psi, on the turkey fryer.



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    • #3
      I'm no pro but I know there are high pressure regulators which is what a turkey fryer has and then you have low pressure regulators which is what I think you would have on a grill or a smaller heater. Go get the higher pressure regulator and you should be set.
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      • #4
        Here's yer baby...

        http://www.homeclick.com/bayou-class...=3573795HPR-40

        Adjustable too
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Richtee View Post

          Yeah, thats the one I use for my 100qt boiler. Gets 80 liters to a boil in about 1/2 hour. Use one of those long lighters though. I'm still waiting for the hair to grow back....
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          • #6
            There is no substitute for BTU's when you want to ramp up the heat.

            30-60 lb. works much better. I run a couple of those, and 50-135 lb. on my Crawfish burners. 250,000 btu's on boiling rigs. Here is where I get my replacements. Choose your weapon.

            http://www.propanewarehouse.com/adju...regulators.asp
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            • #7
              Originally posted by homesmoke View Post
              There is no substitute for BTU's when you want to ramp up the heat.

              30-60 lb. works much better. I run a couple of those, and 50-135 lb. on my Crawfish burners.
              I just want a plate of mudbugs..OK? Jeez I love those... and a spicy Bloodie!
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              Check out the Mad Hunky and products at https://madhunkymeats.com or https://www.facebook.com/MadHunkyMeats
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              • #8
                yea, mine says high pressure but i didn't think 10 psi was enough.........thx!
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Richtee View Post
                  I just want a plate of mudbugs..OK? Jeez I love those... and a spicy Bloodie!
                  You are welcome here anytime. But you have to get over the "plate" concept.

                  We typically pour out on table tops, a sacks volume at a time (35-42 lbs) along with the onions, corn, and the tiny red potatoes. It's a pitch till you win deal. If you are a sit down to eat type, a beer flat will suffice for a plate.

                  Our live season is basically over, but we have frozen Louisiana tail meat year-round.

                  Our next live bugs caught commercially will start to be available between Thanksgiving and Christmas, depending on weather and water.

                  Dang, now you've got me wanting a dose.

                  Again, you are welcome anytime.
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by homesmoke View Post
                    You are welcome here anytime. But you have to get over the "plate" concept.

                    We typically pour out on table tops, a sacks volume at a time (35-42 lbs) along with the onions, corn, and the tiny red potatoes. It's a pitch till you win deal. If you are a sit down to eat type, a beer flat will suffice for a plate.

                    Our live season is basically over, but we have frozen Louisiana tail meat year-round.

                    Our next live bugs caught commercially will start to be available between Thanksgiving and Christmas, depending on weather and water.
                    I have actually seen that... but bought from a street vendor, so I got a heaped paper plate Was at Mardi Gras...christ... gotta be near 20 years ago. Man..what a party.

                    Been wanting to get some tail meat. I love gumbo with that stuff. Shipping is a killer tho...like on anything.
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                    Check out the Mad Hunky and products at https://madhunkymeats.com or https://www.facebook.com/MadHunkyMeats
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