We are converting our wood fired 2X6 CDL raised flue to run on propane this year. The burner assembly is a piece of 1.5" square tubing with the ends welded closed drilled and tapped 1/8"NPT for the three burners and 2 inlets with needle valves to connect two (we tried 1 tank and it would freeze up and reduce the flow) propane tanks. The burners are from HF and are rated at 500000 BTUs we bought the cheaper ones because all we used is the burner ends and the hose. We tried using 2 burners first but we didn't get a good boil the full width of the pans, with 3 burners it has a good boil the whole width of the pans. So far we have tested it 3 times with water it took a few times to get the burner angle right so that the front pan had a good boil and the flue pan had a good boil its full length. Over all it seems to boil at least as good as it did with wood, the first section in the front pan boils better than it ever did with wood so that should help lower the time between draw offs(about 45 minutes now) for us. I am not sure how the cost will be with this set up but we do have a small RO so we don't boil for the long hours like we did before the RO, but the test boils we did were encouraging because we didn't have to run it wide open to get a really good boil the entire length of the evaporator and the stack temperature was relatively cool, so we must be utilizing most of the flame. I will update this post after we know more.[/ATTACH]20180129_165105.jpg20180129_165135.jpg