Hey, thanks for the replies.
Here's a little insight to the purpose in case any are unfamiliar: as ThomasP mentioned it's a very large pot that is sized to hold ~two 35-40# sacks of mud bugs and a couple of times each year it's used to cook more than just two sacks at one feast. I first have to bring the pot to a slow boil to start cooking the "extras" then load the basket and drop in the Crawfish(CF). That always brings the temp down, and they need to come back to a boil for a mere minute or two before cutting the fire off and starting the "soak". In my circles, the best flavor here is achieved by cooling the water down by different means and allowing them absorb all the goodness.
THEN - it's time to repeat. The water has been cooled from soak, so it needs to get back to a boil pronto or else I may expedite the risk of overhydrating myself with adult beverages during idle time.
So, I feel it's worth my effort to test out a burner and see what could happen.
My fab skills and resources are strong, but I don't want to over-exert myself on this one if I can avoid it...so I'm thinking my limit may be trying a large single T, or possibly doubling up two smaller T Burners. I have a much smaller pot to experiment on in case it did cause the pot some kind of trouble.
I'm going to research the NARB tonight and get a better understanding. Whatever the case, it would probably have to be square since that fits my abilities better and would still be sufficient.
I've attached a picture of a commercial double-jet burner that showimg their layout. As I said they basically use the weed burner design that loses its flame quality pretty quicky when trying to get more heat to output. My stand would be taller and more robust so I would have some options to adjust a TBurners height etc.
How sensitive would the forge style burners be to some wind??