Burner selection, wanting to start all grain

[drumnart]

Hello all,


Let me first start out by saying thank you, I have read multiple threads and have learned a lot about brewing by reading all these threads. This is my first post other than my introduction. I am in kind of a predicament. I have been borrowing my buddies 5 gallon ss kettle but he has taken it back. The plan is to buy a 15 gallon kettle and a burner so I can start doing full boils, then maybe eventually build something like the brutus 10. I already have a kettle in mind and a propane burner in mind - bayou classic SP10. Does anyone know if this burner would be able to be applied to the brutus setup eventually? I am trying to buy a burner that I can transfer over that way I don't have to buy twice.

Thanks in advance.
-Matt

 

[buzzkill]

I have a 65k BTU burner and it does my 5 and 10 gal brews. one day I would like a little more power though. mine is a no name low cost burner. as long as the stand will hold ur pot you are good.

 

[brewmastercontrols]

I see you are wanting to start all grain, I put together an All Grain HERMS "How To" you may enjoy and learn from. Have a look here:


How to Brew All Grain With HERMS, a How To Guide
Table of Contents:

• PT 1 - About My System
• PT 2 - Brew Day Preparation
• PT 3 - Mashing
• PT 4 - Mash Out and Sparge
• PT 5 - Boil and Chilling
• PT 6 - Cleaning and Storage