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Does anyone have any experience with the Sabco burner?
http://www.kegs.com/burner.html
I have a scrap keg that I am going to convert to a boil kettle so I can move up to 10 gallon batches from 5 gallons. My current turkey fryer burner is too small to hold a keg and the Sabco burner looks nice and the price isn't bad.

My plan is to build a three tier system using my current boil kettle as the HLT, a 10 gallon cooler for the MT, and the keg for my boil kettle. All gravity fed.

Brad

Not familiar with the burner, but it looks good and the price is fair.

Cheers,
HH

I have the Sabco burner and have been using it for about 4 years. Great heat output and high quality construction. It will easily boil a 10 gallon batch (and boil it over if you aren't careful). I would definitely recommend it.

Prosit!

I boil using a similar turkey fryer... the price is similar... only difference is the "saftey" features. I find them extranious, I find it difficult to take my keg off it when it is full as it is, I think it would be very difficult to accidently fall off the burner.
BUB

I use this very similar 200000 btu burner by King Kooker which is a little cheaper. there are a few places that sell it with varying prices.

http://store.brewhut.com/index.asp?Page ... ProdID=141

If I'm not too late, I bought a burner from www.Steinfillers.com
The sucker is 7" in diameter and the stand is 10" in diameter. I gave it a test run today, I get 6 gallons to a rolling boil in less than 20 min. The burner was $56.

Cheers,
Brewbear