Crawfish Burner Regulators

Free-flow propane fitting, needle valve, check valve.

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I prefer that...doesn’t freeze up.

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It will frost up if you run it hard enough but I’ve never had a freeze, and my burner draws A LOT of gas.

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So, I’m thinking turn that baby upside down add a nose cone and some fins you might reach the mesosphere. LOL

No, I built the burner myself.

With a 30 psi regulator my pot is at a rolling boil in 15 minutes

I have no freaking clue why anyone would want faster than that

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With a 30 psi regulator my pot is at a rolling boil in 15 minutes

I have no freaking clue why anyone would want faster than that

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The quicker you bring the crawfish back to a boil, the better IMO. I time my crawfish from when the water starts to boil. I start my timer when the crawfish come back to a boil. Reducing the amount of time the crawfish spend in hot water gives you a more accurate cook time. Now, is that absolutely necessary? No. But it certainly helps.

Also, I often boil two sacks at once in a 140 quart pot. A 30 PSI single jet burner ain’t gonna cut it for that.

Like I said it’s not required, it’s just what I like.