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i have a keg and it measure 15in in diameter and i can't seem to find a burner more then 14 inches?

Keep looking.

newbie1982 wrote:i have a keg and it measure 15in in diameter and i can't seem to find a burner more then 14 inches?

Here's mine. No flies on this rig. With the draft control as well as the needle valve I suspect it could be used for melting scrap iron or turn it down to make a cup of morning tea.

Buy it ! Very versatile.

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Here's one that will work.
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I have this whole setup that I bought at a garage sale. You don't need everything but the burner is big. Also the turkey basket works great for pressing apples for Brandy.
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Snackson, Had one of those.Gave it to a friend. It will sho nuff boil water but adjusting the heat during a run to control product flow was a little iffy at best .Installing an inline needle valve would be a major step up but I didn't think of that at the time. Oh well !!!

FreeMountainHermit wrote:Snackson, Had one of those.Gave it to a friend. It will sho nuff boil water but adjusting the heat during a run to control product flow was a little iffy at best .Installing an inline needle valve would be a major step up but I didn't think of that at the time. Oh well !!!

I picked one up here off Craigslist for $40 as a backup if I ever needed to run during power outage. Thanks for the tip.

Here ya go.

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I cut the center out of a 15" wheel rim and sawed through the sides at intervals to allow for a friction fit on my tapered keg . Also gave me a place to mount a heat shield around the keg . Whole thing dismounts if I want the burner for other things .

FreeMountainHermit wrote:
Here's mine. No flies on this rig. With the draft control as well as the needle valve I suspect it could be used for melting scrap iron or turn it down to make a cup of morning tea.

Buy it ! Very versatile.

http://www.midwestsupplies.com/edelmetall-bru-burner" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

Canned up some chuck roast and beef stew with it last week. YUMMY !!

Man this thing is whisper quiet, burns clean and makes some mean fried chikken !

Like I said above. Versatile.

Newbie,Pay attention to what TB said about the heat shield. They work ! Much discussed around these parts years ago but not so much now as going to electric is very popular these days.

http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... =62&t=4345

Once you find a burner, here's a way to mount it if you haven't already seen this. Truckinbutch mentioned this in above post.