Natural Gas Burner?

are you talking about a burner to boil crawfish?

wouldnt do it for boiling

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gptigerfan

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Thanks, Ill give them a call.

Ive heard the negatives about natural gas not getting hot enough for things. Heard for a bbq pit it would never get above 500. My experience is that it works fine, and the pit goes well above 700 degrees.

I saw the guy that makes the G4 at the sportsman show. He claims that it only takes 3 minutes longer to come to a boil with his burner than with propane. I wish I would have bought one at the show because they were selling them for $250. They are $300 on the website.

Works great for BBQ pit. Not so much for boiling

I have a natural gas burner. 32 jets on it with a 3/4 hose going to the burner. I made it myself. Yes it does a little longer for the water to come to a boil but not much longer. I do plan on getting a Cajun Rocket Pot to help alleviate that priblem. The good thing about it that its not noisy so I can have a conversation without raising my voice.

Got a G4, so far it took 38 minutes to boil a 1/4 full 100 qt pot.

20 minutes to return to boil, I'll stick to propane.

Going to suggest the high flow meter to her as well.

Also, the g4 does not come with a regulator. Don't know if you need one , but I'm going to look into it.

No, its my moms house and she wanted to try it.

Crawfish came out great despite longer times.

I have the G4 burner and love it. So quiet, and quick to get going. I have my outdoor kitchen with hot water close to where I use mine. I have a 5 gallon pot I use and fill my crawfish pot with hot water. 17 minutes to come to a boil for one sack of bugs. Now it seems a little slow coming back to a boil, but I've learned to adjust that amount of time; I bring it almost back to a boil and kill it. I use mine to cook on low under my big jambalaya pot. Now I've rigged up my fire pit to light from natural gas too.