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Propane jets are smaller than natural gas jets, so it might be ready to use as is. It will need a regulator. You can buy a fish fryer from Bass Pro and rob all the parts (regulator, hose, tank connector etc) cheaper than buying each part from a propane distributor. I get emails from Bass Pro and they have a sale on the fish fryers. Another option is finding an old gas grill and rob the regulator, hose and tank connector off of it. But I prefer the adjustable feature.Thanks guys. I was researching to see parts availability and about converting this to propane before I bought it.
I think I’ll stick with a well known name like Griswold or something.
Or can you just drill out the jets to get close? Anyone ever try?