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Tater
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Found this sight other day . Thought id pass it along. http://www.shoppinglouisiana.com/Mercha ... =10250-200" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
I use a pot still.Sometimes with a thumper
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Post by TRANSPLANTED HILLBILLY »

that banjo model looks like it might be dandy for double boiler use. 8)
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even better for stilling on the grain without a double boiler. so long as you can turn it down real low...

It sure caught my eye too.. :)
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Post by Jeremy »

I have used a 250,000 BTU jet for brewing. It's either on or off. I couldn't stabilize mash temp with it so I certainly wouldn't want to use it to distill. It will however bring 13 gallons to a boil in 20 min.
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just for fun...

Post by junkyard dawg »

taters post got me looking at some different burners and I found this page. For when we grow up and build a big legal still...

http://www.charlesahones.com/gas_burners.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
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