19lt pot

[yardglass]

i picked up a 19lt ss pot for $14 at "The Warehouse".

not heavy duty by any means, but for the $$$ you can't complain.

not too sure if these stores are nation wide or not.

cheers
yard

[NTRabbit]

I did exactly the same thing, though mine might have been the next size down.

[gregb]

I got mine from Big W but had to pay $20.

Cheers,
Greg

[General]

I've been looking for a 25L ss pot.

Do I not need one that big?

What's the optimum size.

[yardglass]

I've been looking for a 25L ss pot.

Do I not need one that big?

What's the optimum size.

a 25lt would be ideal for a partial imo.

have a look at grain and grape down your way.

i wish i had access to a shop like that

yard

[General]

Yardie,

G&G sell them for a couple of hundred bucks.

Can I save by picking up a smaller pot?

[undercover1]

General,
You need to factor in your boil volume, remembering that wort has a tendency to boil over, and also a way to get the boiled wort out.
The G&G pots are big enough and heavy gauge enough to cope with fitting an outlet tap, sight glass, thermometer, etc.

[MHD]

A lot of the sites I have randomly visited show a old keg being used as a kettle, with the top cut off... anyone done this?

[Dogger Dan]

Not yet but I have two ready to go

Dogger

[grabman]

A lot of the sites I have randomly visited show a old keg being used as a kettle, with the top cut off... anyone done this?

I have MHD, I use a keg setup for my all grains, works like a charm. I'm in the process of building a mobile brew bench for it all to sit on. Will post pic's when it's done.

Grabman

[General]

Thanks everyone, think I'll find an empty keg, if you know what I mean.