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Thanks guys, ive gotten sidetracked as im moving house & my homebrew stuff is going on hold, thanks for info i'll try local homebase & if not baker. :thumb:

Problem solved, Whilest talking at work about using immersion elements in an 18 gallon barrel, it was suggested it would be easier to use immersion heater elements in an immersion heater. I am now the proud owner of a second hand immersion heater tank with the top cut off. I have a new element &...

I need two new kettle elements for my ex boiler , now my HLT. Where can i get them cheaply? I would like ones that are similar to the ones H&G boilers are fitted with. ( not tesco kettle) . Thanks. :drink:

I'm not sure,the elements are covered in the base. I may have sourced a free 18 gallon barrel to convert into a copper(with a little help). :party:

Thanks again, ive found a 30l burco boiler for 105 quid & im very tempted........ :hmm:

1982!! Thats amazing. Do you remember what make or model, or have any ideas where to get one? Thanks.

I've been making enquiries & apparently (in grannies day) she used a large pot with internal elements to boil the clothes. Ring any bells? Sounds like a great copper. :hmm:

Thanks, think i'll go for immersion elements, cheaper than induction, just better get the electrics right!(i'll get someone quilified to check). Thanks for all the ideas. :clap:

I've not bought the stock pot yet, i wanted to to for a 14 gallon one, for bigger brews(double). Unfortunately i cannot use gas in my current (rented) house/garage. Maybe just a quick clean, will do it.... Thanks.

I have been using a 14 gallon plastic bucket with 2 kettle elements in but i find the elements are becoming tempermental after 6 months. So i wanted to try something different. The elememts packed up half way through boiling an Imperial stout, never again!

First up, hi all. I want to start & go shiney, & want to use an induction hob & stockpot. Anybody using a similar set up? Any advice? Thanks, top smilies :cheers: