bluehouse
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ya a $200 SS pot for $40Too bad they are aluminum...it would be a gonga if it were stainless steel, I was almost excited.
Yea, I mainly do 1/4 kegs, or 7.75 gallons, it was a stretch for my 11gal kettle. I picked up the 60 for the deal. Now I'm thinking I can two two 1/4 barrel batches simultaneously. You will find that the longer you brew...you start to find ways to cut labor....larger batches does thatSince I've never brewed beer (yet), I went with the 40 qt.
Still gathering my equipment. Already have a burner from an old fryer, this should work well with it.
Nice site and nice find.
Out of curiosity, do you guys brew such large batches to warrant a 60 qt pot?
Be careful pouring that big pot. How hard is would it be to add valve on to these? I'm thinking with such thin aluminum it would be difficult.Yea, I mainly do 1/4 kegs, or 7.75 gallons, it was a stretch for my 11gal kettle. I picked up the 60 for the deal. Now I'm thinking I can two two 1/4 barrel batches simultaneously. You will find that the longer you brew...you start to find ways to cut labor....larger batches does that
Use a step-bit and drill! I have a weldless fitting on a similar pot myself.Have any of you tried to add a ball valve and spigot to these? How would you go about doing that? I wouldn't mind attaching a weldless fitting to one of these if it's possible.
I'm not seeing the 60qt listed! I was gonna order one tomorrow!Looks good to me! I am waiting on the 60 quart myself. Thanks for the tip, I don't think this deal can be beat!
I'm not seeing the 60qt listed! I was gonna order one tomorrow!
Good Luck. When did you order?Bummer, maybe I got the last three they had in stock.