Good burner. We modded it a bit
925334
Good burner. We modded it a bit, as the lid didn't fit as we'd expected, but that was a minor adjustment.
3045778
the stove is well made and works well. If the flame adjustment controls were a little better, it would have earned 5 stars. You can reduce the flame to a reasonable level, but you must have fine motor skills and patience.
1306515
some trouble fitting it in but worth the effort; doesn't put out as much heat as we hoped for
2992570
Works good, but had to be slightly modified to work in a Sebring.
4247791
The SS burner works well, but you need agasket to replace the old gasket and the screws are difficult to remove to replace the part.
2009271
We have had this stove a couple weeks. First thing we did was seal up the gaps (easily found by shining a light around the outside). Stove cement in a tube works very easily for this.
Then we put firebricks in the bottom and one row of brick up the side (the instructions recommended this - or sand).
The stove works fine, no out of control burn, no smoking, nice even heat.
I will try to improve the combustion & save wood by putting a baffle under the chimney.
3465806
I bought this product to replace the burner on my 37-year old Char-Broil grill, which I have had to do several times because the burners rust out every 3 to 5  years.  This burner might actually last a little longer because it seems to be made of a heavier gauge metal than the previous ones I have purchased.  Time will tell.  As with every "universal" replacement burner I have installed, I had to make some modifications to this one to get it to fit properly and operate safely.  The gas tubes on my grill go straight down to the burner controls which are located in the center post of the grill, so they had to be shortened by a few inches.  The flexible gas tubes are easily cut with a sharp utility knife, and I was able to re-attach them to their respective flanges, and used twisted utility wire as a hose clamp to secure them.  The burner's "feet" also had to be shortened to make the burner sit lower in the grill, just as the original burner did.  These types of modifications are completely normal for getting a universal replacement burner to fit my style of grill, so I wasn't bothered by them at all.  In summary, I am very pleased with the quality and construction of this product, and would not hesitate to buy it again.
P.S. In case you are wondering... the reason I buy universal replacement burners for my grill is that when I called Char-Broil to try to get an exact replacement, they could not even find my grill's model number in their records because it is so old!
2238166
I modified the intake and exhaust to half inch copper tubing and place a few briquettes on wood chips when doing a smoke. I installed awindow sash lock and seals on the door. It has produced some really good meats so far.
2009134
Very good item that apes on the new-ishly invented wood gasification stoves. I love that it packs down, and it burns quite well when kept in working order (more on that later) and for the price it can't be beat! That said, there are a few design flaws that seem inherent in this and all the other brand names that it's sold under:

1. The module that things are burnt in is a metal bowl with diamond hold cut in it. It burns cleanly at first, but ash builds up and the stove starts to choke and put out smoke. The solution is to stick something down in it and stir the ash up so it falls out the bottom. Certain stoves of this style use wire in the bottom instead of steel plate, so that ash falls through freely.

2. The "upper and outer" module, with the actual passageway that air come up for the secondary combustion, sits a bit wonky on the "outer and lower" module: It inserts into the lower section, and is stopped when the lower section's lip comes up against where the upper section starts to bulge out a bit. Unfortunately the lower section's lip is rounded (instead of a clean edge taken down) so it's a case of two rounded edges meeting, and will shift around. It's only a degree or two (even if a bit violent) and the wide, heavy pots I use aren't particularly disturbed. I could maybe see cutting off the lower section's rounded lip and polishing it off so it's not sharp. Would probably sit better then.

3. The secondary combustion works great, and when the stove is running clean there is almost no smoke, even from moderately wet wood. But the second combustion takes place near the top, and the wood gas continues to burn upwards, and usually around the sides of the pot, licking it nice and black, and maybe scorching your fingers if you use a skinny pot! I am uncertain, but perhaps increased airflow to the secondary combustion would burn off this flame earlier? Not sure honestly.

Overall, a great stove! Maybe some modifications could make it better?
4167676
We were able to install this using a youtube video.  It fixed the heating problem but not the overheating on certain settings.  It was my impression that the fuse would take care of both, that's why only 4 stars.
1031661
This is a nice simple unit.  It reminds me of the earlier burners when propane firepits first hit the market.

We placed it into a vintage metal acorn fireplace and ran the hose out through the side at the screen, to the 20 lb propane bottle tucked around the rear (behind a stone block back wall).  The plan was to make it relatively portable so we could revert back to wood fires now and then.

The firepit gives off lots of heat even at 1/3 "on" level, and to maintain that heat within the fireplace, the chimney damper is almost closed (not really needed for any smoke discharge).  To keep the hissing noise down and the flame at a more natural amber color, I made up a metal circlip-type shield around the venting hole that's just outside the metal firepit shroud -- this worked well.

If there's one bitch we'd have with this unit it would be the excessive consumption of propane:  regulator set to 1/3 "on" and using two 2 1/2 hour evenings, the tank was down to only 1/4 full!  That's a lot of propane burned in my books.  We are going to really have to think about when we use this thing.
3286828
Looks great and funtions well. Just don't care for the noise from the gas burner when turned on it sounds like a jet airplane taking off. maybe this can be adjusted with regulator but my handy man says its the best he can get .
1373059
This was a good deal. The burners were plug and play. They flame heavy at the back but for the price, they are great.
1207472
This speed loader is not all that bad if you don't mind modifying it a bit first. I youtubed a video someone posted on how to make this item work the way it should. Total modification time was about 5-10 minutes. The main issue I found was in the actual hole the bb's are forced out of. I has some flashing that needs sanding or dremmeling (go easy) away. Lightly sand the tip straight on the catch inside that regulates how many bb's come thru on each stroke and add a drop of oil and this thing works very smooth. Just youtube it and see if it's something you can handle... if not look elsewhere. I would have given it 4 stars if I hadn't had to do the work on it that should have been done at the manufacturer.
4795603
My 1997 Char-Broil Model 4637633 worked well with this universal burner.  The only problem I had was when I attached the igniter assembly to the center of the burner; the mounting holes in the new burner were too large for the #6 pan head screws provided.  I substituted some #8 screws I had in stock and the problem was solved.

Burner works well.  It does look a bit on the cheap side but certainly was worth the $16 price.  Sure there is a 3 year warranty but who is going to pay $10 for shipping these to the factory for warranty service?  My old burner (same exact style) lasted about 3 years.

Note that there was a less expensive option available (about $11) for people who didn't feel they needed to replace their flexible venturi tubes.  My old tubes were in great shape so I opted to take them off and save for some future day.  Unfortunately, although the tubes were in good shape, I found on my old burner that the essential high temperature gaskets between the tubes and the burner were both broken and might not have been gas-tight if I'd been planning to reuse them.  My advice is to spend the extra $5 and get the complete $16 replacement kit like I did on this purchase.
4070167
I used this to convert my 3 burner range top in my rv, works great! There is a slight mod you have to do. The original sparker hole has to be enlarged to 7/8 inch dia.
1085355
We bought this stove about 18 months ago and are glad we did!  It comfortably heats our 1700 sq ft home and still has the charm of a fireplace.  I did not give it 5 stars as we had an issue with the fan.  The switch is flimsy and wore out rather quickly.  The replacement blower costs $200-$300 dollars online but, thankfully, my husband was able to replace the switch himself.  Just a caveat for those of you who would not have the knowledge to do that.