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Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2009 10:23 am**

I'm doing an outdoor brew demonstration for a friends birthday and need an inexpensive way to boil 5 gallons other than a Turkey Fryer. Any suggestions from the evergrowing brain that is "The BN Army"?

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2009 10:55 am**

TapItGood wrote:I'm doing an outdoor brew demonstration for a friends birthday and need an inexpensive way to boil 5 gallons other than a Turkey Fryer. Any suggestions from the evergrowing brain that is "The BN Army"?

Why is a turkey fryer not an option? It meets all your criteria: cheap, outdoor, boils things.

I need an inexpensive, human-powered, two-wheeled conveyance to get me to work in the morning other than a bicycle. Any suggestions?

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2009 12:52 pm**

Elbone wrote:
TapItGood wrote:I'm doing an outdoor brew demonstration for a friends birthday and need an inexpensive way to boil 5 gallons other than a Turkey Fryer. Any suggestions from the evergrowing brain that is "The BN Army"?

Why is a turkey fryer not an option? It meets all your criteria: cheap, outdoor, boils things.

I need an inexpensive, human-powered, two-wheeled conveyance to get me to work in the morning other than a bicycle. Any suggestions?

Turkey Fryers are sold out around town.

Did you ever think of one of these to get to work?

http://www.dcgeorge.com/gpage4.html

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2009 6:51 pm**

http://www.amazon.com/Bayou-Classic-306 ... 776&sr=8-1

Free shipping, would do the job. I have one similar to this, bought it at home depot or $40 summer of last year I think it was. All you need is a propane tank and I've made lots of beer on mine, I even use the burner for my keggle now. I was very surprised it would support it but it's been fine and now I use the 30qt pot the kit came with in the kitchen to heat up sparge water (I do quite a few sparges).

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:17 pm**

TapItGood wrote:
Elbone wrote:
TapItGood wrote:I'm doing an outdoor brew demonstration for a friends birthday and need an inexpensive way to boil 5 gallons other than a Turkey Fryer. Any suggestions from the evergrowing brain that is "The BN Army"?

Why is a turkey fryer not an option? It meets all your criteria: cheap, outdoor, boils things.

I need an inexpensive, human-powered, two-wheeled conveyance to get me to work in the morning other than a bicycle. Any suggestions?

Turkey Fryers are sold out around town.

Did you ever think of one of these to get to work?

http://www.dcgeorge.com/gpage4.html

I picked up a Bayou Classic at Home Depot for $50. Includes the stand.

Mylo

Posted: **Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:47 am**

Might be careful if you go to walmart or wherever to pick up a fryer. The one I bought has a built in thermocouple that will shut off the burner if the temp inside the pot it came with gets too hot. I imagine I can't start the burner without it so if I ever want to change pots I'll have to buy a new burner which blows.

Posted: **Wed Oct 07, 2009 3:29 pm**

NikoBrew wrote:http://www.amazon.com/Bayou-Classic-3066A-30-Quart-Outdoor/dp/B0000BXHL0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1254883776&sr=8-1

Free shipping, would do the job. I have one similar to this, bought it at home depot or $40 summer of last year I think it was. All you need is a propane tank and I've made lots of beer on mine, I even use the burner for my keggle now. I was very surprised it would support it but it's been fine and now I use the 30qt pot the kit came with in the kitchen to heat up sparge water (I do quite a few sparges).

Perfect, I'm Home Depot bound right after work, right after I stop off at Ballast Point Brew Mart for some grains and stuff! Cheers Brothas!! Oh yeah and Suck It Elbone!

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