WTB: 90-120L pot - Brisbane/coasts/Ipswich

[Sciclone]

Hi all, looking at getting back into brewing and figure if it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing.

Got $150 to spend (tax return!) And am looking for a big pot (90 -120L). Should be heavy duty enough to cope with a jet burner.

Let me know what you have

Steven

 

[Zorco]

Nearly there in size....I have a 78l pot that I need less now. Let me know is that is too far below spec. hole drilled top and bottom (inlet and outlet.)

Wasn't planning on selling..but this is a response nonetheless.

 

[SBOB]

or just buy one new?

88L - $139 - http://www.livingstyles.com.au/Stock-Pro-Commercial-Grade-Stainless-Steel-88L-Deep-Stock-Pot/10802
150L - $179 - http://www.livingstyles.com.au/Stock-Pro-Commercial-Grade-Stainless-Steel-150L-Deep-Stock-Pot/10803

and shipping is pretty cheap

 

[Sciclone]

Thanks @zorsoc_cos dog I'll think about it. Maybe I'm being greedy going for the 100L area.

@SBOB have you used these pots before? I just don't want to throw money down the drain on a cheap pot that won't take the heat.

 

[Zorco]

Unreal, $13 to Brisbane!...

 

[Zorco]

Thanks @zorsoc_cos dog I'll think about it. Maybe I'm being greedy going for the 100L area.

@SBOB have you used these pots before? I just don't want to throw money down the drain on a cheap pot that won't take the heat.

I think they'll be fine. Mine are about the same, have copped a flogging. Never heat them dry.

 

[SBOB]

Thanks @zorsoc_cos dog I'll think about it. Maybe I'm being greedy going for the 100L area.

@SBOB have you used these pots before? I just don't want to throw money down the drain on a cheap pot that won't take the heat.

nope, though others have
one such thread
http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/77835-150-liter-stainless-stock-pots/

 

[CoxR]

Fischer eqip at Sumner park sell really solid pots. I have the 98 litre pot.