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Old 02-26-2009, 01:06 PM   #1
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Any good ideas on what to do with a 1/4 sankey (7.5g)... i think its too small to do a full boil in.


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Full boil of what? I do full boil 5 gallon batches in a turkey fryer pot that's no more than 6.5 gallons and I don't have any problems. I have to watch it like a hawk but other than that it's all good.


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that's what I was afraid of... sometimes I get distracted during the boil and make a mess in the garage... I wonder if that extra gallon would help.
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I do full gallon boils in a 30 quart (7.5 gallon) turkey fryer... I don't have to watch it like a hawk, except when it first hits its boil... so I can turn down the heat just enough to keep the boil but no boil over... Then I walk away... easy. and this is w/ probably very close to 7 gals in it
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It would make a nice HLT.

I am thinking of using one for an HLT, but will probably wind up with a 10 gallon cooler.
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We currently use one for HLT/makeup water, up to date we have heated the initial mash water (170ish) in our boil pot (10gal corny keggle) and you can have some water in the pony keggle that is higher temp if needed, or just use it for sparge temp (185ish) water. After initial mash we pour the extra water from the boil pot to the pony keggle just to save it.
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Do you work for liebert or work on Lieberts?
Who? HVAC stuff?

No, I'm a programmer for an insurance company.
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I always thought the tall 1/4s would make nice primaries
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I knew I would get some good idea's out of you guys...

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