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I went one step further. I wove copper wire between the coils to hold it together and slightly separate the coils. I also ran the tubing from the bottom up through the inside (not the outside)of the coil and attached a copper wire handle to remove it from the brew pot easier.

I went one step further. I wove copper wire between the coils to hold it together and slightly separate the coils. I also ran the tubing from the bottom up through the inside (not the outside)of the coil and attached a copper wire handle to remove it from the brew pot easier.

The heater in this thing is only 1650 watts so I guess I'll forget it. Thanks for the advice.

Hi Bird, Thanks for the reply. Do you remember how many watts your heater was? What do you think about the sediment issue using the drain?

http://www.nextag.com/masterbuilt-electric-turkey-fryer/search-html Hi, I'm a beginner just getting my equipment together and wanted an opinion on this turkey fryer. It has a stainless steel liner and a draining spout. I know it's expensive but it can be used indoors and the spout should...