Bayou Classic Adjustable Propane Regulator with Hose - 0-40 PSI, 48-Inch - Plastic

Used it on our 40 gallon crawfish boiler and it worked great!

I just want to say I replaced a 10psi regulator with this BAD BOY and WOW!!! I bought a used burner from a friend that purchased the burner from Academy. The 10psi was terrible, I made sure the OLD burner was free of debris and after blowing it out with compressed air and clearing with stainless wire, freed up trash inside and cleared it out. The burner was still not producing the Flame I needed to Boil a 120qt Pot of Crawfish. After I replaced it with the Bayou Classic. I noticed a 80% increase in Flame! It boils about 1/2 a 120Qt. pot of water in 15 minutes which is more than enough water for one sack of crawfish! The T-Handle on the regulator allows for fine tuning the flame down to just enough gas to keep it lit and not let wind blow it out. WELL WORTH IT!! Saved so much time! It does use more propane but who cares when your not up for hours waiting on water to boil!

Works as advertised and easy to control cooker temperature!

Exactly what I needed. The regulator is really precise and I can saute vegetables, cook bacon or make a gumbo. Love cooking outside

Cheep regulator.

I live in New Orleans, and we boil a lot of seafood here, so having a good boiling rig is a staple in every true Southern home. Well, I recently purchased a complete boiling setup from my local Academy Sports, which came with the boiling pot, jet burner stand, and propane regulator/hose. The only problem was, due to the massive size of the 160qt pot and the low volume output of the regulator, it took absolutely forever to get a good rolling boil going. After a quick search on Amazon, I found this awesome high pressure/high volume regulator, and wow, what a difference. Cranking this thing wide open really makes my jet burner sound like a "jet", lol. It actually put out so much volume that I found the single propane tank would get so cold from the rapid release of propane that it would cause the pressure to drop lower than normal, so I actually ended up rigging up a dual tank/dual regulator system, and now I can run the two tanks wide open for extended periods of time without any loss in pressure. Yes, it's a sweet setup. If you're looking at this for a small boiling pot or turkey fryer, it's going to be extreme overkill. This thing is meant for pots that are 80qts and above in my opinion, and the actual adjustment valve itself isn't all that precise. You almost have to unscrew it to the point of coming completely out for it to stop the flow of gas, and then it seems to put out about 100% of it's capacity with the adjustment screw only screwed in about half way. Like I said, it is meant for super high output, either on or off, and that's it. I bought two, and I would definitely buy it again.

The knob to thread into the propane tank could be better: the plastic is not connected to the brass, so you have to push and turn together to thread to the propane tank. I suppose it's harder to unthread from the propane tank this way, so it could be a feature, depending on how frequently you burn through propane. The regulator works well - no complaints here. It is also very large (obvious from photo), which isn't a huge concern for me. This was perfect for completing my homebrew setup (3-burner propane manifold).

Exactly as ordered and described. Thank you

They say in the American south these are used for cooking. I’m a Canadian who lives alone and mostly microwaves supper. I do forge and smelt though, and this creature has incredible control and power. Combined with a forced air blower, it allowes me to reach melting temperatures in under 30 seconds. So impressed by my neighbours to the south. They build a fine regulator, even for a microwave guy.

works great lots of control of flame and heat output

Perfect meets my needs.fast delivery.