Can this fit 12-15 dungenous crab along with the fixings for a crab boil (sausage, corn, and potoatoes)?
249574
I can boil 25 lbs. of crawfish in mine. I would suggest that you boil the sausage, corn and/or potatoes in a separate pot as these will take away the seasonings from your crabs. The sausage will also add an oily film to the crab boil mixture. If you do that, 12-15 dungenous crabs should fit easily.
249575
Assuming they're 8-10" across prob could get 12 if your planning on adding potatoes and corn. I did 5lbs of 15-20 ct shrimp plus 3lbs small red potatoes and 15 ears of corn cut in half and 10 big sausages That fit with room for more. I was only 1/2 way full! But dungenous crabs are bulky not sure what else your adding but may want to cook corn separately if your adding them
249576
I think it would but I did not get to try it. It was chipped when it arrived so I returned it and got a replacement. The second one was chipped worse than the first one so I returned it for a refund. I finally bought another one at a local store because it would be easier to return but that one was OK. It is smaller than the one I ordered.
249577
I don't know. I think this is the largest one (very big), so you may try it.
465103
I dont have the pot on hand but i can fit a vargo titanium stove in it (Vargo Outdoors Titanium Decagon Stove)Im almost certan it would
1833971
As long as they are 15mm rods there shouldn't be a problem. There is play for the spacing to be a little different.
89055
I would think so, being that they are crabs, but this sand is really dusty, so I would personally use something else. Coconut fiber substrate is worth looking at. http://www.drsfostersmith.com/pic/article.cfm?aid=2386 has some good tips for "crabitats". Have fun!
719225
The whole surface is flat so it will fit. 14" is too big. 10.25 is the maximum. The burner itself is a bit less than that. If you put a 12" pot on, it would be out to the edges and it would be beyond the burner itself.I think the sales literature is the same for all models so go with the operators manual.
148751
THe longer pieces, carrots, corn etc. are pretty long. The other items will probably fit if the pots are realisticaly sized. Hope this helps!
382890
I have not tried Crab Legs in the pot, but I would expect it would do the job . The pot is better quality than my last one and does not burn or scorch the foods I'm preparing in it. It is deep/tall enough that Crab legs should not be a problem. I hope this helps your decision.
1311345
Yes, I have used a large pot to make stew on this along with a 6" skillet and a 12" skillet. I had no problems with it holding my pots and pans.
2072610
It comes with two 15" rods and two 12" rods, so you could use them in any combination to get a length from 12" to 54".
1991975
We usually use it for clams and shrimp,but my husband thinks you could easily fit 5-6 1lb to 1.5 lb lobsters in it
1753918
I use a 10 gallon pot and have done up to a 6 gallon boil. The pot overlaps slightly over the sides of the burner and for larger grain batches, I will use a block of wood on the back and sides to offset some of the weight. So I believe it would work with a 15 gallon pot with some extra re-enforcement. No doubt it has enough power to handle a large boil - this burner is great!
486735
I doubt it. I have fished for crabs in Vemtura. Maybe a few, but I would convert an ice chest. Cheap and much bigger. Chef Mo
558675
My pot is OD 18.5" and it has lots of space. You shouldn't base your next pot size on the beers you'll be making and not the size of the chiller though ;) I highly recommend 9+ gal pots for full-boil 5 gal batches. Cheers!
947002
There is room underneath for a 20 lb. tank but as long as the connections are the same I don't see any reason why a 15 lb. tank can't be used. By the way - by far and large this is the best grille I have ever owned and I would never buy another Char-Grille or comparable. It may cost more but "you get what you pay for". :)
822462
It's big enough to do that with smaller rods and reels. But it will limit how many you can fit. I used it for saltwater gear and I had to take the reels off to make it work.
2061642
It would be a really tight fit. I use it for a standard 6 string dreadnaught and that is a tight fit. I would put anything bigger than that.
382888
I have the 12 quart and that would work very well for crab legs. I couldn't say specifically for the 8 quart. I do LOVE this pot in general. I just made a full pot of beef barley vegetable soup and had no issue with anything sticking to the bottom.