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I was going great guns with setting things up. Had my fittings on there, only finger tight. Picked up a length of hose off the bench, not realising the cord to the pump was caught, and it took a swamdive and snapped it off! That sounds awesome! I'll send you a PM and we can work out details!

im looking for a dead pump i can get the front housing off, as i managed to snap mine! pump is almost new, and i have already ordered a new one, but if someone had a dead one, i'd happily pay postage on it to get the front housing!

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/19L-Beer-Keg-Ba...=item4ab5ffa0ce ball lock kegs $49.50 pickup from Minto

what are you intending on using the bottle for? The lid you have may be more than adequate?

What are you doing!?!?! your letting facts get in the way of a good story!

It's approximately 60mm

I think what he is referring to is that if the 3600w element has too much grunt, you can use that to turn it down. Doesnt negate the requirement for the proper circuit

My spiral element turned up today. Nice and compact, just the thing for the heat exchanger. Feels fairly solid too

Seen these? http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Authentic-Wine-...=item2ebf57f99c

hmm Spitroast.....

I just finished cutting the top off the keg i got off ebay a couple weeks ago. I just measure the capacity of it by fillig it with a known qty of water, and to just below the rim, it is 45l. I have measured, and my 3000w element will fit in there nicely, and the lid off a 20l bigW stockpot...

Just for the record, I wouldnt be using a gas burner inside, without having proper ventilation.....

interesting. the links they gave to buy it are no longer working, but the "real " psr-25's i saw when googling are nothing like a regular ssr. Got a link where you bought yours from?

I dont see how that's going to work. the ssr doesnt turn down the power, it turns it on or off

I just measured my 3kw one, and it's the same, and all stainless....

I think you'll find that a 1"bsp element will go in the hole. Just need to get a back nut for it

To install the kettle element you simply cut a 32mm (i think) hole in the pot, and use the grommet and screws that originally held the element into the kettle. Better option however is something like this. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/251075257559?ss...984.m1439.l2649

have a look at these: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AC-220V-2-5KW-S...=item257182fcd8 http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2KW-Power-U-Sty...=item2571c4c07b http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/251075257559?ss...9#ht_1511wt_854

DonMac, you Rock! It just turned up. Absolutely perfect! Just waiting for my fittings to arrive now to fit it up! :)

Thanks for the input guys. I saw the coil that Nev is selling, and whilst it's nice, my budget doesnt stretch that far. If 6m is overkill then I wont worry too much about trying to get a specific length in. I'll just coil it so that it fits the pot then, and it'll be what it ends up...