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Bucket Boiler ?

Started by Greg2013, July 09, 2014, 08:45:53 PM

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Greg2013

Can anyone tell me if any of the buckets in the HBS here are the same as the one below ?  ;D


http://www.the-home-brew-shop.co.uk/acatalog/33_ltr_Fermenting_Bin_Lid.html#.U72YJ-29LCQ
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Ozbrewer

They look the same as the ones I have from from THBC. I bought a few of these for storing grain.

Greg2013

Quote from: Ozbrewer on July 09, 2014, 11:58:52 PM
They look the same as the ones I have from from THBC. I bought a few of these for storing grain.

You mean these ones Ozbrewer ?

https://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/33-litre-fermentation-vessel-graduated-p-1986.html

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Ozbrewer

@Greg - yep, that's the one. Pretty sturdy. I would say it would work as a boiler. My old boiler is a Youngs' fermentation bucket with element (although sold as a Youngs' Boiler), and the base when hot was fairly pliable in my opinion - but never proved a problem though. My view would be that the bucket you linked to has a thicker more sturdy base.

Qs

I have one of those 2, I'd say its quite a bit sturdier than the more semi-opaque sort that they sell on THBC.