Burner Suggestions

[Graham.C]

Hopdawgs.ca sells the Bayou Classic burners now as well:

http://hopdawgs.ca/Equipment/Gas-burners" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Been thinking about grabbing one of the KAB6 burners myself.

Did you add that to your cart to see what the total with shipping was?

The reason I'm asking is because NG stocks the Blichmann for $169 - I'm thinking you would be paying pretty much the same. By the looks of it, the burners are the same but you're getting stainless with the Blichmann, along with the ability to add legs. Not saying one is better than the other, I just know I'd prefer stainless if I'm paying the same amount.

I think that is the direction I will go if I don't do electric. I'm tired of my sooty, gas guzzling burner from kent.

[jeffsmith]

I've never had an issue with soot, but I just find it doesn't put out enough power for the amount of propane it uses. Especially if you're heating anything over about 5 gallons of liquid.

[Dirt Chicken]

I think mine is the cast iron 10" bayou classic, no complaints here, bottom line is that it kills the smaller models esp when you are in a hurry, and can really open it up to a blue afterburn resulting in a quick step to boil

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[Graham.C]

I think mine is the cast iron 10" bayou classic, no complaints here, bottom line is that it kills the smaller models esp when you are in a hurry, and can really open it up to a blue afterburn resulting in a quick step to boil

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Do you remember how much it cost you to buy it and get it over the boarder? I was looking at the Bayou but seemed like a bit of a PITA to get one here.

[Dirt Chicken]

I think mine is the cast iron 10" bayou classic, no complaints here, bottom line is that it kills the smaller models esp when you are in a hurry, and can really open it up to a blue afterburn resulting in a quick step to boil

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Do you remember how much it cost you to buy it and get it over the boarder? I was looking at the Bayou but seemed like a bit of a PITA to get one here.

I remember checking the tracking of the package and it went everywhere in the States and it went into quebec, then went back into the states before returning through maine. My burner came with the stand and the regulator intact and I think that cost me probably 220 dollars by the end of it.


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[nsflatlander]

I think I'm going to start with this http://www.homehardware.ca/en/rec/index ... R-I6420768 and work my way up to something like a bayou burner. I simply can't justify the best of everything all at once. I figure I'll upgrade at some point in the future.

[Jimmy]

Nothing wrong with that burner

[Dirt Chicken]

Hopdawgs.ca sells the Bayou Classic burners now as well:

http://hopdawgs.ca/Equipment/Gas-burners" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Been thinking about grabbing one of the KAB6 burners myself.

Awesome i know i love mine, hough i wish they had the one with the wider stand years ago when i bought mine. Also wanted to note that it appears that the images for the KAB6 and the KAB4 are mixed up according to the descriptions, gotta love final edits for web design eh!

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[canuck]

I have a stainless steel bayou classic that I purchased from iHomeBrewing and love it!

[Graham.C]

Doesn't look like they have the SS one anymore.

[Dirt Chicken]

The burner itself is cast iron, the frame is the only thing stainless, i myself would recomend upgrading to the 10" banjo burner

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[Graham.C]

Yeah, they still have the 10" cast iron but not the SS frame.