Bayou Classic 7850 0-30 PSI Adjustable High-Pressure Propane Regulator for 1/4-Inch Inlets and Outlets
The 7850 Bayou Classic 0-30 PSI adjustible regulator features a 1/4 inch outlet, It also has a handwheel connector to connect to your propane tank, and a adjustment knob on top of the regulator to control the amount gas to your Bayou Classic cooker.
Product Features
Adjustable propane regulator helps provide reliable heat for outdoor cooking
0 to 30 PSI range accommodates propane burners, grills, and more
Install and adjust pressure until flame appears; 1/4-inch inlet and outlet connectors
Add a propane hose or orifice (sold separately) to create a complete regulator kit
I bought this as a replacement for my Mr. Heater “Big Buddy” regulator. It works, but I have to adjust it the first time each day that I light the heater. Initially, the regulator outputs so much propane that the pilot light will not remain lit. I have to turn down the regulator to light the pilot, adjust the regulator to get a pilot light flame about 1/2-inch long and then turn both burners to max output. Then I typically have to readjust the regulator. Once adjusted, it is good…
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I bought this as a replacement for my Mr. Heater “Big Buddy” regulator. It works, but I have to adjust it the first time each day that I light the heater. Initially, the regulator outputs so much propane that the pilot light will not remain lit. I have to turn down the regulator to light the pilot, adjust the regulator to get a pilot light flame about 1/2-inch long and then turn both burners to max output. Then I typically have to readjust the regulator. Once adjusted, it is good…