Aux Small Propane Burner For Outside
Have Burner Will Travel (subject)... JOB: Boiling lobsters stinks. A 2-gallon pot takes freakin' forever to boil on a regular burner. Ever note how a Coleman stove sounds? The burner sounds li...
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wa8yxm wrote:
I you want to boil water fast......
You can get some monster propane burners (Look or turkey fryers)
But a common Coleman Stove (the kind that uses liquid fuel) will make heat like you won't believe, in fact for many purposes you can not turn it down far enough.
if it's a big pot get the two burner kind (post must cover both burners) just fire them both up.. CAUTION, these can MELT steel if it runs dry.
I believe wok burners are even more powerful than turkey fryers. Wok burners are commonly available at well over 100,000 BTU/hr. I'm not sure how many BTUs Mex is looking for.
I second the Coleman Stove suggestion, with one caveat. The old ones from the 1960's and 1970's would roar on the larger burner. Great for extra-large pots for canning, etc. I have a newer one that is not nearly so robust. (Sorry, I don't have the model numbers - they're in my workshop which is on the back of the property, 50 yards away through 2 feet of snow.)
Wayne
