Hi,
I found a local guy that is selling a 100 QT (25 gal.) stainless steel pot. VERY cheap...$110. Part of me said it was too good to be true, and I noticed it was only 1 mm thick, which may be an issue, no? I did a search and see others recommending pots with 1.2 mm thickness so part of me thinks it would be fine but I wanted to ask for your thoughts on it.
I brew on the Caribou Classic 185k BTU burner, so brewing that much liquid is not an issue.
Would scorching the wort be an issue? Does the cheap price justify giving it a shot? Thanks!
I found a local guy that is selling a 100 QT (25 gal.) stainless steel pot. VERY cheap...$110. Part of me said it was too good to be true, and I noticed it was only 1 mm thick, which may be an issue, no? I did a search and see others recommending pots with 1.2 mm thickness so part of me thinks it would be fine but I wanted to ask for your thoughts on it.
I brew on the Caribou Classic 185k BTU burner, so brewing that much liquid is not an issue.
Would scorching the wort be an issue? Does the cheap price justify giving it a shot? Thanks!