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Date: 23 Jun 2006 10:12:12
From: Bob
Subject: Cheap burner at Sam's Club
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I just went to the N. Seattle Sam's club and noticed that they have their
stainless
steel burner with a 34 quart stainless pot "turkey fryer" for just under
$40. The
burner itself does not appear to be stainless. It appears that the outer
ring of the
burner support would "just" fit around my converted keg pot, although I
haven't
tested this.
Bob
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Date: 23 Jun 2006 13:59:56
From: Gerard Eberlein
Subject: Re: Cheap burner at Sam's Club
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That's a really good deal if it's SS. I bought one SS fryer kit with burner
and everything before though for $70 and I just rinsed it out with water and
let it dry. when it was dry I noticed rust dripping where it was cheaply
made and had pitted. I ended up keeping it for the burner and for deep
frying but I ended up buying an 18/0 SS pot for $40 for brewing. I think the
turkey fryer pot was a very low grade SS, so beware of good deals.
Gerard
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Date: 23 Jun 2006 17:33:55
From: Scott Alfter
Subject: Re: Cheap burner at Sam's Club
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Bob <bobnospam@gmail.com > wrote:
>I just went to the N. Seattle Sam's club and noticed that they have their
>stainless steel burner with a 34 quart stainless pot "turkey fryer" for
>just under $40. The burner itself does not appear to be stainless.
The burner isn't (it's a casting of some sort), but the pot and the frame
are. I have a couple of them that I picked up a few years ago. I paid $70
for the first and picked up the second for just $15, right before they
replaced them with the current model (the only difference I can see between
them is that the current model has a couple of handles on the frame).
While $40 for a stainless turkey fryer is a pretty good deal (you'll
normally pay that much for smaller aluminum fryers), there's a chance that
prices could go even lower with a little time.
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Date: 23 Jun 2006 10:26:12
From: Kidder
Subject: Re: Cheap burner at Sam's Club
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Bob wrote:
> I just went to the N. Seattle Sam's club and noticed that they have their
> stainless
> steel burner with a 34 quart stainless pot "turkey fryer" for just under
> $40. The
> burner itself does not appear to be stainless. It appears that the outer
> ring of the
> burner support would "just" fit around my converted keg pot, although I
> haven't
> tested this.
>
> Bob
You sure it comes with a stainless steel pot, or is it aluminum? SS
pots are rediculously expensive. Regardless of it's type, seems like a
great deal.
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Date: 23 Jun 2006 17:43:46
From: Bob
Subject: Re: Cheap burner at Sam's Club
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"Kidder" <traviskidder@yahoo.com > wrote in message
news:1151083572.015118.48030@y41g2000cwy.googlegroups.com...
>
> Bob wrote:
> > I just went to the N. Seattle Sam's club and noticed that they have
their
> > stainless
> > steel burner with a 34 quart stainless pot "turkey fryer" for just under
> > $40. The
> > burner itself does not appear to be stainless. It appears that the outer
> > ring of the
> > burner support would "just" fit around my converted keg pot, although I
> > haven't
> > tested this.
> >
> > Bob
>
> You sure it comes with a stainless steel pot, or is it aluminum? SS
> pots are rediculously expensive. Regardless of it's type, seems like a
> great deal.
>
The pot and burner/pot support were clearly stainless.
Bob
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