This could have gone a few places

[smokinberto]

 I liberated a number of burners from an old chow hall stove. I'm guessing they operated on natural gas. I fiddled with them for a time & even put one of the long ones in my gas grill. Didn't work as good as I would've liked (possible operator error). I'm not certain these will work well with propane. Any thoughts. If I can fiqure it out I want to change out the burner in my MPS with the "round" one, when it's exhausted.

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• smokinberto
• Jan 20, 2013

 

I know this isn't really a build, but I figured the folks in this category would be a little more in the know... Thanks

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• smokinberto
• Jan 20, 2013

 

[themule69]

i can't see why it won't work. even if it was for natural gas. you may have to adjust the air damper a little. i am thinking it will work. fire it up and do some adjusting.

david

 

[aeroforce100]

i can't see why it won't work. even if it was for natural gas. you may have to adjust the air damper a little. i am thinking it will work. fire it up and do some adjusting.

david

Also adjust the orifice.  NG uses a lower pressure than propane.