Beware! Did this and discovered you also must change the valves to have control of the temperature. There are other videos that explain this. This guy is not well informed.
Negative. If you have a proper propane line WITH pressure regulator and properly sized orifice that’s all you need, the individual control knobs do nothing more than adjust the gas flow. I sized my front and rear orifice down so I can maintain a temperature as low as 150 degrees, the center is sized up so I can use it for searing. I use it almost daily and have had ZERO issues.
The orifice is M6x0.75mm/0.5mm. I ended up making the first and third burners #60 (.0400) and the center burner #55 (.0520), I wanted the center burner for searing and the other burners I wanted to be able to have the temperature maintain around 225 at the lowest setting for slow cooking
Beware! Did this and discovered you also must change the valves to have control of the temperature. There are other videos that explain this. This guy is not well informed.
Negative. If you have a proper propane line WITH pressure regulator and properly sized orifice that’s all you need, the individual control knobs do nothing more than adjust the gas flow. I sized my front and rear orifice down so I can maintain a temperature as low as 150 degrees, the center is sized up so I can use it for searing. I use it almost daily and have had ZERO issues.
What size is the orifice? I know the lp holes are .5 but what is the thread and size?
The orifice is M6x0.75mm/0.5mm. I ended up making the first and third burners #60 (.0400) and the center burner #55 (.0520), I wanted the center burner for searing and the other burners I wanted to be able to have the temperature maintain around 225 at the lowest setting for slow cooking