With crawfish season here and boiling needs in the future, I would like a recommendation for a new burner. I walked the isles in academy this weekend and the products they offer seemed cheaply made. My biggest pot is a 50 quart so I don't know if a jet burner is necessary? I don't know what to say about price range? Since the most expensive model in store was around $90

OP needs a classic top-dollar OB recommendation

That's what it boils down too.

https://www.bayouclassic.com/collections/cookers

https://www.academy.com/p/king-kooker-jet-burner-portable-outdoor-cooker?gmc_feed=t&&ogmap=SEM%7CPLN%7CGOOG%7CSHOP%7Cm%7CSNR%7CIM%7CNon-Brand-PerformanceMax-SportsRec-Recreation%7CRecreation%7C%7C18325033100%7C0&gclid=Cj0KCQiAz9ieBhCIARIsACB0oGJdg-eDsEd5BN_ldb_M8FFyuZyHjIWLrvPcfyv9YD21zCgj9kfeLqUaAmrEEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

These jet burners are legit. Miles better than the ones you have to press a button every 15min to keep lit.

Have 3 seasons on mine and love it.

Concord Deluxe Banjo Single Propane Burner, 200,000 BTU Portable Outdoor Stove for Camping Cooking / Home Brewing / Making Sauces, 16" Square https://a.co/d/i0BooUv

I have this and it is great. Quiet, unlike a jet style burner. Doesnt produce soot at all, easy to regulate with a 20 psi regulator. Stout, you can put anything on it you will cook with and wont have to worry about anything. Puts out a lot of heat when you have it cranked up.

I like the build quality of that one. Thanks

I have 3 of the King Kooker jet burners. My biggest pot is 40qt, and no issues with boiling.

Miss read title. Came here excited to read about propane cannons.

Leaving disappointed.

Rocket Pot and be done with it. I have a 100 qt and it boils fast.

https://www.academy.com/p/outdoor-gourmet-deluxe-single-sack-90-qt-crawfish-boiler?sku=silver&gmc_feed=t&&ogmap=SEM%7CPLN%7CGOOG%7CSHOP%7Cm%7CSNR%7CIM%7CNon-Brand-PerformanceMax-SportsRec-Recreation%7CRecreation%7C%7C18325033100%7C0&gclid=EAIaIQobChMItbmNl8Tv_AIVXyqzAB3-Zg6OEAQYASABEgL8cvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

We have this one. It's been great.

Do they have anything good at bass pro or cabelas for crawfish boiler/ burner and table? I haven't seen much online at bass pro/cabelas like I have at academy.

I like my loco burner, they have quite a few options and setups. Their basic ones can be found at Lowes.

https://lococookers.com/collections/boiling-kits

Picard said:

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OP needs a classic top-dollar OB recommendation

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https://highperformancecookers.com/collections/commercial-cookers

My family owns a crawfish trailer, and we use the SP 40 22 inch duel jet. Wind doesn't affect it. To cook crawfish, we use a cooker made by Hughes Manufacturing in Jenning La. It is the best crawfish cooker we have found. Expensive if you just cooking once or twice a year. If you have your pot the Bayou Classic SP40 will heat water fast and not expensive.

https://lococookers.com/products/150-qt-cart-boiler