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[scotth89]

This was an old bbq grill that was headed to the dumpster. I stripped everything off of it down to just the frame. Skinned it in old fence wood. The top portion lifts off to store a couple of propane tanks.

I didn't take any before pictures, just this one of the final build.

I want to make it into a double fish fryer. Problem is I can't figure out how or what to make the burners out of. I like the propane jet burners and would like to make one from scratch. Also I can't figure out what to make the "stove top" or whatever you would sit the pot on out of.

Any suggestions.

[scotth89]

Any ideas on how to build the burner? I'm getting ready to head to town to get parts.

[brunner]

Bucees in Wharton Texas off on HWY 59 has somehting similar and they are charging $1000+ you may be able to find something on their website not sure though. Looks great keep up the good work!

[dangerous dan]

The burners from expired electric water heaters work well I have a frier made from 1.

[scotth89]

Double Barrell Fish Fryer

Here is the final product. I haven't had a chance to test it out yet, but I see no reason that it won't work like a charm.

[05 gray ghost]

Great Idea. I have a old one of those sitting out back

[bearkat2004]

looks awsome!

[Marine1]

great idea, well done!

[sector42]

Nice job. What burners did you end up using?

[Habanarrow]

Pretty cool

[Abbott]

pretty neat rig there.

[Wyatt 545]

Bad A##!!

I can hear my wife now, "What are you doing with that old grill?"

[dalaka]

darn good thinkin there!

[Philip-TX]

might want to mount a fire extinguisher on the side.

[PBFrijoles]

great job on the resurrection