new Keggle Question

I was just given a keg to make into a brew kettle, which I was thinking I could make into a keggle to upgrade my system into a 10-gallon system.
I get it home
And then look at it and find out its a bass keg which is 50 Liters
Which is only 13.2 us gallons
I believe the American kegs are 15 or 15.5 us gallons.

Is it worth me spending my time to make this bass keg into a keggle as How many gallons will I be able to brew with it. With out the worry of boil over.

Should I just use it as a HLT as I am sure it would be adequate for that and see if I can get a standard us keg for the boil.

Thanks

It should be possible to do 10G batches in it with some monitoring, I'd go with option number 2 and used it for the HLT.

Just watch it. Keep a spray bottle of ice water handy to spray on the boil when it starts getting close.

I dont know guys, I have a standard Keg, and have had that thing up to 14.5 gallons with a 90 minute boil for a 10 gallon batch. I think you will be limited if you use it.
Just my opinion, but I would get a larger Keg, convert this one as well and use it as a HLT, or a MLT, it will work great for that.
Again, just my opinion.

Yes, you can use it for 10 gallons batches but most likely only with smaller beers. No 10 gallon barley wine batches for sure!