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re: Looking to buy a crawfish boil setup. Anyone have any recommendations?
Posted on 4/6/17 at 8:41 am to nateslu1
Posted on 4/6/17 at 8:41 am to nateslu1
An 80 qt easily holds an entire sack plus fixings and is more than fine for most backyard boilers.
In addition to an 80 qt costing less there is another benefit, I'm a decent-sized guy and although its really heavy when full, I can still pick-up and dump an 80 qt without help. Unless you are huge, the 100 qt and bigger pots are too large for a single person to move and dump by themselves if the pot is full.
In addition to an 80 qt costing less there is another benefit, I'm a decent-sized guy and although its really heavy when full, I can still pick-up and dump an 80 qt without help. Unless you are huge, the 100 qt and bigger pots are too large for a single person to move and dump by themselves if the pot is full.
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Posted on 4/6/17 at 10:13 am to NOLALGD
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In addition to an 80 qt costing less there is another benefit, I'm a decent-sized guy and although its really heavy when full, I can still pick-up and dump an 80 qt without help. Unless you are huge, the 100 qt and bigger pots are too large for a single person to move and dump by themselves if the pot is full
This is when I say hey Joe put down the beer for 1 second and help me carry this heavy arse shite to the drain to dump.
100qt is the way to go
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