How long is the stem coming off the burner? I want to make sure that the burner won't be off center when I mount it.
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I had to buy some threaded rod and drill new holes in my frame when I replaced my stock burner with it.
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To give you an idea, I found this video for you from YouTube.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSy_fxwLTuQ
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These burners aren't designed to be super adjustable, they work best at a high output. You should be using a low pressure regulator also.
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This MaxiMatic is the second single burner I have owned. I remember reading that one should not use a pot or pan that is wider than the burner. (Possibly for safety reasons - - think of accidentally tilting. The model I have is ~ 8 1/2" in width.) 12" pots or pans would overhang. Also, my burner is elevated about 3 1/4" above the cabinet top surface. (Easier to tilt an overhanging pot or pan.) The burner is certainly powerful enough to bring liquids to boil. [I actually use mine more than the burners on my range top. So convenient, and has good levels of controls to adjust for whatever food is to be cooked.) This MaxiMatic is the second single burner I have owned. I remember reading that one should not use a pot or pan that is wider than the burner. (Possibly for safety reasons - - think of accidentally tilting. The model I have is ~ 8 1/2" in width.) 12" pots or pans would overhang. Also, my burner is elevated about 3 1/4" above the cabinet top surface. (Easier to tilt an overhanging pot or pan.) The burner is certainly powerful enough to bring liquids to boil. [I actually use mine more than the burners on my range top. So convenient, and has good levels of controls to adjust... » Read More This MaxiMatic is the second single burner I have owned. I remember reading that one should not use a pot or pan that is wider than the burner. (Possibly for safety reasons - - think of accidentally tilting. The model I have is ~ 8 1/2" in width.) 12" pots or pans would overhang. Also, my burner is elevated about 3 1/4" above the cabinet top surface. (Easier to tilt an overhanging pot or pan.) The burner is certainly powerful enough to bring liquids to boil. [I actually use mine more than the burners on my range top. So convenient, and has good levels of controls to adjust for whatever food is to be cooked.) « Show Less
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The distance from the burner holes to the top of the grid is about 1 inch. On high, the flames will most certainly be in full contact with the pot and spread around the sides of a smaller one. If you find that the Low setting is still too hot, set the burner on High and continue turning the knob slowly towards the off setting and you can get it turned down to a simmer. Just keep an eye on it as it is easily blown out at this lower setting. This burner provides an extremely hot flame and if set properly, will boil water very quickly. I prefer it to the flat top ceramic range in the kitchen and use this burner almost every day for various purposes. REW. The distance from the burner holes to the top of the grid is about 1 inch. On high, the flames will most certainly be in full contact with the pot and spread around the sides of a smaller one. If you find that the Low setting is still too hot, set the burner on High and continue turning the knob slowly towards the off setting and you can get it turned down to a simmer. Just keep an eye on it as it is easily blown out at this lower setting. This burner provides an extremely hot flame and if set properly, will boil water very quickly. I prefer it to the flat top ceramic range in the kitchen... » Read More The distance from the burner holes to the top of the grid is about 1 inch. On high, the flames will most certainly be in full contact with the pot and spread around the sides of a smaller one. If you find that the Low setting is still too hot, set the burner on High and continue turning the knob slowly towards the off setting and you can get it turned down to a simmer. Just keep an eye on it as it is easily blown out at this lower setting. This burner provides an extremely hot flame and if set properly, will boil water very quickly. I prefer it to the flat top ceramic range in the kitchen and use this burner almost every day for various purposes. REW. « Show Less
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Mine get got. But the burner I use is about as wide as the cup so the flames are closer to the handles than some smaller ones so that might be why.
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Check the length and be sure. I had to cut almost an inch off the stem and then re-drill the air vent holes. Not easy.
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Sorry for the delay. Yuou put it out by removing the burner inside the unit. It's real easy actually, but you have to use gloves or a flameproof object to remove it because it will be hot. Then just set it down and let it go out. It just glows then goes out. Another problem is that the burner fits loose on the top and it always falls off. Not worth it to me. Hope this info helps
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The stem does not come off. I just hold it under a faucet to clean after each use being careful not to get the battery area wet. Hope this is helpful.
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Mine is about 23 1/2. I actually mounted mine upside down. I posted a picture, it's the 4th one down. I really love it, perfect for my cast irons. Very sturdy.
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The mounting bracket is about 40 mm long. So if you're stem is shorter than that it might be an issue
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Unfortunately Mr. Davis is correct. I have put a small aluminum pan on top of the burner on one side, set the burner to low and proceed. The pan collects the drippings and deflects the fire. It works if you have the time.
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KillerRC, I was out of town but now have your measurement/s. You were correct in the 37 inches for the shelf side of mine; where the rotisserie lifts up. BUT, my auxiliary burner shelf is 37 3/8th! I can see no reason for the additional three eighths of an inch on that side. The fitting of all parts and pieces seem to be in order so I have no answer for the difference but it would have gone visually unnoticed, and has, except for your question. It is a non-issue for me and no visitors have ever seen it or said anything so it's staying as is. Good luck!
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Just 10 inches! Fits perfectly on the big burner. Just used it tonight to make up a BIG batch of Thai Coconut soup. Happy New Year!
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See the prongs that hold the wok. The flames will go up passed those about 10 to 11in. It has a powerful burner. I hope this helps you out
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The diameter of the burner part is 4". Additional info: from the center of the burner to the air vent is 7 7/8".
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the rod is very long.. like 4 feet or so. It is about 1/2 inch thick and has a square edge and not round rod. I have a large grill with 3 burners and a searing infrared plate, so this length works very well. You need a 3 burner grill at least for this size to ensure you have space to attach the motor. also your grill need to be near a power source. We bought the rotisserie basket too and have done wings and chicken in that instead of on the rod because it was easier than using the rod.
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Might look a little lop-sided but as far as I can tell it should function just fine. I'd plug the holes with bolts, either living with the excess length or cutting off the excess. If yo buy short replacements be sure to get the same heads and high quality bolts to prevent corrosion. Obviously the right side shelf is needed for the side burner. If you don't want either side shelf get the model (310?) without it and save a few dollars.