Re: My new rig!!

Fri Dec 02, 2011 2:37 pm

Elbone wrote:That's obscene. I hate you.

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Re: My new rig!!

Fri Dec 02, 2011 9:35 pm

Nice restaurant equipment. Wok and standard burners are nice. They come in 55K to 880K and up BTU output ranges. I think those are online for $667+ each. Nice find. Do you know the output?
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Re: My new rig!!

Thu Dec 08, 2011 8:39 am

The kettles are cheap ebay aluminum stock pots 60 qt thundergroup. The burners i believe put out 100k btu each
but you cant really run them full bore or you will have about 4 inches of flame up the side of the pots. Any suggestions on false bottoms. Im thinking Jbird but they are kinda pricey.
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Re: My new rig!!

Thu Dec 08, 2011 1:19 pm

adrock1.8t wrote:The kettles are cheap ebay aluminum stock pots 60 qt thundergroup. The burners i believe put out 100k btu each
but you cant really run them full bore or you will have about 4 inches of flame up the side of the pots. Any suggestions on false bottoms. Im thinking Jbird but they are kinda pricey.


Thanks for the info on the pots, I am going cheap as well for pots, since I am doing all electric it does not require a good pot, merely a container that can take a temp of boiling.

As far as false bottoms go. I am of the opinion that it does not matter as long as the following 2 items are meet.

1) it can take the weight of the grain bed, so for 15 gallon pots, I would say stainless
2) it covers the entire bottom of the container so you do not get channeling

So, you could make one if you can weld and have a drill press or know someone who does/can. Or measure the bottom and get one that is of a close dimension to the pots dimensions.
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Re: My new rig!!

Thu Dec 08, 2011 2:03 pm

I just noticed that the love controllers are to close to burners and are starting to melt.. :cry: Not quite sure what im gonna do. Create a heat shield or remove the and build a control box.
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Re: My new rig!!

Thu Dec 08, 2011 6:56 pm

I would put the controllers in a little ss electric box on the side away from the heat - like a Brutus.
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Re: My new rig!!

Thu Jan 19, 2012 8:11 am

http://www.thundergroup.com/app/stx.pro ... sp?did=951
Their SST one is squatter.

It's hard to sniff at a 6mm thick pot
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