Gas ONE Propane High Pressure Cast-Iron Round Burner Head with Brass Fitting Orifice

works like a charm i replaced my turkey fryer burner. blows nice hot flame!!! LOVE IT!!! fits on my old turkey fryer frame.

Made my older higher fish cooker new again. I painted the cooker. Brand new!!!Good burner. High output good and low heat consistency great, as well.Thanks alot.

Needed a propane burner head for my fryer, got one from here works perfectly and at a very good price and shipping speed

Didn't fit exactly in the previous fitting but able to attach with the supplied screw and nut and works great

I got this burner to replace the one for my turkey fryer. At full throttle, my old one struggled to get oil to 350 empty and couldn't manage more than 300 with a bird in the oil.The install of this burner was simple, the center screw lined up fine, but I did have to clearance the burner just a little bit with a grinder to clear my existing frame. Not a biggy.This burner is a freakin' flame thrower. I didn't manage the heat well and before I knew it the oil was over 475 (I know, super dangerous, but all in me). I turned the burner off, let the oil cool, and dropped the bird in around 400 (which brought the temp down to 350). I managed the heat better and was able to adjust the burner and keep it between 325 and 350. The turkey came out killer.If you need a new burner for your turkey fryer, this is the one to get. I'm stoked and looking forward to many years of service out of it.

Replaced a turkey fryer burner that has the timer on it. Fits and works perfect. No more 15 min timer!

I replaced the rusted out tin side burner on my Grill. Not the easiest fit but I knew that going in. Cut a hole, made a bracket to hold the bottom and supported with 2 long 1/4" bolts. Not much room for the hose connection so I tried an elbow after the orifice into the burner. Made a big orange flame. Good for a fire pit but not for cooking.Second attempt I got a flare elbow and put the orifice back where it belongs in the burner. I connected to the low pressure line from the grill header with the factory adjusting knob. It now has a nice blue flame. It can be lot hotter than the factory burner too. The cast iron should last a long time.I did not think the low pressure would work so now I have the high pressure regulator left over. I'll put that on the "fish fryer" at the lake that is currently hooked direct to the tank (I use it for boiling corn and salt potatoes). It will be nice to have some control for a change.This worked out really well for my project.

It is no wonder, that I purchased two of these items. They are great.