stevea1210

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I got a 60 quart aluminum pot from a local restaurant supply store. I couldn't be happier with it. I checked craigslist daily for months, and then finally said screw the keg, and bought the pot.

I have read some threads that there are people that have switched from keggles to pots due to various reasons. However there are also tons of people very happy with them.

As fa\or the AHS pot mentioned, I have no experience. I do vote for getting the biggest feasible pot. I went for a 60 qt so I could move up to 10 gallon batches if I want.

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kjbatt

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Check out these prices at restaurant supply house for aluminum pots. I saw this link from someone else on another thread.


Cookware:Stock Pots

I am getting ready to buy a pot myself. Does anyone see any problems with the 15 gallon pot for 5 gallon batches? I plan to start with 5 gallon batches but i see myself eventually doing 10 gallons. I also wonder if the medium weight pot is enough or if it is worth spending the extra money on the heavier, 6mm pot.

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pen25

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craigs list. put up an ad asking for empty kegs for say 20 bucks. your mileage may vary

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pen25

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ZOOM-OUTDOOR GOURMET STAINLESS STEEL POT KIT

here is the pot i use. i just mounted a weldless on it yesterday. it has worked fine so far. its 30qt and they do have an alum one as well for 20 bucks

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