Beckett Burner:

We are using only Beckett oil fired burners in all our washers.  Beckett Burners are top of the line burners, known for their dependability, especially in North America.

Beckett Burners will burn diesel, kerosene or stove oil. The cleanest burning oil is the kerosene, the cheapest is usually the stove oil, but most of the time because of the easy access, diesel oil is used.

We utilize three burners…

1. The 110 volt burner found in the QuakerII and the QuakerIII.  These burners do require 110 volts to fire but the draw is only 3 amps so it is very easy to use a small generator, a long extension cord or a converter off of a car or truck battery if there is no power source anywhere around.

2. The 12 volt burners that are found in the QuakerV run off the charge system of the engine.  No other power source is needed for these burners to fire.

3. The 220 volt burners which are found in the electric QuakerIV.   These burners are wired along with the motor so the one plug-in is all that’s required.

There is an air fuel mixture adjustment found on the burner so it is very easy to keep your burner burning as clean as possible which ever oil you are using.