Let me know if you have anything. Prefer thicker bottom (heh, who doesn't) but will consider anything based on price.
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Virginia: Looking for a 25 gallon SS pot
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cyberbackpacker
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Have you checked out the Concord 100qt pots from eBay? Price is right. I have two and I have been happy with them (I am electric though, no burners).
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Do you have a link? Are those the ones right around $100? What do you use for a false bottom?
Initially I'm looking for one for a mash tun to do a 20 gallon mash, then split the boil into two keggles. So, not overly concerned about scorching. I usually use heat sticks in my mash as opposed to the burner. May look to put a couple 110V elements to keep temperature.
Thanks for the reply!
Initially I'm looking for one for a mash tun to do a 20 gallon mash, then split the boil into two keggles. So, not overly concerned about scorching. I usually use heat sticks in my mash as opposed to the burner. May look to put a couple 110V elements to keep temperature.
Thanks for the reply!
cyberbackpacker
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I use a custom FB device.... Again, good value for a pot of this size.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CONCORD-100-QT-Stainless-Steel-Stockpot-Brew-Kettle-w-Lid-Heavy-Cookware-/140747789475?pt=Cookware&hash=item20c538d4a3
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CONCORD-100-QT-Stainless-Steel-Stockpot-Brew-Kettle-w-Lid-Heavy-Cookware-/140747789475?pt=Cookware&hash=item20c538d4a3
