Is this man enough to deal with a 50L chop top stainless barrel?
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Just been thinking about My Ally Bbarrels. And im not in any great rush to chop them yet. I willl wait and see. I do like the idea of using one as a tun and the other as a HLT if I can get an immerser fitted to it.
A T
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I did use one for a short period but it was useless and i ditched it. I can't really help you out but i'm sure somebody who knows more about gas than me will be along to help you out.
brewzone
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I use the same type of burner which is rated at 10Kwh and is 30cm. The larger 40cm one is rated at 13kwh.
You lose a lot of heat to wind unless it's positioned in a draught free area but a shroud will improve that situation and will save a lot of gas.
I can supply the larger 30cm and 40cm versions if any one is interested and a lot cheaper than most homebrew stores if not all!
They have a low centre of gravity which means they are pretty stable and having three legs are suitable for slightly uneven ground although I would always recommend finding the flatest surface to be 100% safe.
You lose a lot of heat to wind unless it's positioned in a draught free area but a shroud will improve that situation and will save a lot of gas.
I can supply the larger 30cm and 40cm versions if any one is interested and a lot cheaper than most homebrew stores if not all!
They have a low centre of gravity which means they are pretty stable and having three legs are suitable for slightly uneven ground although I would always recommend finding the flatest surface to be 100% safe.
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