40 qrt stockpot for 22.40 - >35.00 w shipping

[bluehouse]

Royal Palm Restaurant & Event Supply

just ordered looked good to me.

 

[cubbies]

Wow. Thanks for that. I have been in the market for a 60qt, and for $45 shipped, there is no way I could pass. Thank you very much for sharing

 

[wildwest450]

Although not heavy weight it should be a serviceable boil kettle, and super cheap, good find.

 

[cubbies]

Yeah, I was hoping for a thicker, and preferably SS model, but for the price, this can't be beat.

 

[wilserbrewer]

I called, the little cute girl on the other end said it also comes w/ the lid...Hell, I ordered the 60 qt. for $43.60 shipped to NJ. Will report back.

 

[Schnitzengiggle]

Too bad they are aluminum...it would be a gonga if it were stainless steel, I was almost excited.

 

[Schnitzengiggle]

Too bad they are aluminum...it would be a gonga if it were stainless steel, I was almost excited.

 

[Kronin]

no shipping to canada....

probably cost prohibitive in the shipping anyhow

 

[Kronin]

Too bad they are aluminum...it would be a gonga if it were stainless steel, I was almost excited.

ya a $200 SS pot for $40

 

[bluehouse]

Just recieved my new brew pot. Total 33.77 with shipping. It even came with the lid. Someone said it was not very heavy duty but it is as nice as any I have seen in the regular stores and at least as heavy as those turkey fry pots people get started with.

 

[R2-D2]

Thanks for this info. Will be a useful addition.

 

[wilserbrewer]

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!

 

[vtbeerman]

I also ordered the 60 qt for $45 shipped. Thanks!

 

[cubbies]

Mine should be sitting on my patio when I get home. can't wait to check it out. Helluva deal. Now...what to brew

 

[Jkane101]

Well I've been lurking for some time and am finally going to make the move to homebrewing and this is my FIRST peice of equipment!!! Thanks for this post...

 

[bad coffee]

sweet. just ordered a 60 qt, and a 4qt measured pitcher for sparge water. Also a couple of 8" restaurant fry pans for $2.56 each.

thanks for the hookup!

B

 

[cubbies]

Got my 60qt yesterday. Had a couple of dents and dings. Something I would probably be ticked about if I had paid full price, but nothing more than aesthetic damage. Plus it is quite a bit thicker/heavier than I expected. Well worth the $45 shipped. Very good deal. I am hoping to put it to good use this weekend.

Now to get some more carboys and start 10 gallon batches....

 

[wilserbrewer]

My 60 qt. from Royal Palm Restaurant & Event Supply
I'm pleased. Not "heavy duty", probably more like a medium weight at 4 mm., with a lid no less, certainly worth $43.60 to my door!

 

[SeeGeeBee]

Since 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?

 

[wilserbrewer]

Since 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?

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

 

[rawkstar]

Just ordered my 40qt. Thanks for the info!!

 

[SeeGeeBee]

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

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.

 

[Stratotankard]

Fairly thin to be welding on. I'm not sure about weldless fittings, but that might be an option. Myself, I just chill and then siphon to my fermenter. My turkey fryer pot has a spigot on it, but it gets clogged with hops too easily so i never use it.

terje

 

[wilserbrewer]

Not sure if I will add a valve...if one were to do it, I remember reading a post where someone recomended using larger stainless washers about the weldless valve to better support the hardware. Sounded like a good way to proceed.

Anyways, easy enough to siphon, or easier yet, I have seen brewers merely '"ladle" the cooled wort out of the kettle w/ a large sanitized pitcher, which will also aerate towards the fermenter.

 

[Greyhound]

Thanks for the tip! I just ordered mine - just under $36 delivered to Mass.

 

[tipicreeper]

Thanks Janet!
Just ordered my 60 qt!
Woot!

 

[wilserbrewer]

Hey... just a heads up suggestion for anyone who ordered one of these "bargain / high value" kettles. The inside of mine was a bit rough, I spent about ten minutes with a piece of 400 wet/dry sandpaper on the interior of the kettle and it is now smooth as glass. I doubt this is really needed, but will probably make cleaning the pot in the future much easier.

If you dont have the sandpaper, I think a regular kitchen type scrubbie or a "scotch brite" would have the needed bite to season or pollish up the inside a bit.

This certainly isn't required, guess I'm just a bit fussy. Again...helluva deal!

 

[tipicreeper]

Thank you Janet,
Just got my 60qt today. I could not be happier!
At 17 3/4" dia x 16" High it's good sized. At 1/8" thick, I think it is plenty heavy enough.
And at $38 to my doorstep...
That's priceless.
Cheers girl!
-David

 

[GOOCHY]

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.

 

[flyangler18]

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.

Use a step-bit and drill! I have a weldless fitting on a similar pot myself.