can it support a 15 gallon pot?
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!
1753919
I haven't actually put a 15 gallon pot on the unit. But assuming a diameter of approximately 15 inches, yes it should take the weight just fine. If the bottom is the thin gauge them at high setting it should be used only for boiling water because it will scorch anything else it's on the bottom. It's that powerful.
1753920
We had used up to 6 gallon on the induction. If you have 15 gallons stuff, suggestion is dividing to 3 batches.You might figure out whether it is executable.
1753921
We had used up to 6 gallon on the induction. If you have 15 gallons stuff, suggestion is dividing to 3 batches. You might figure out whether it is executable.
842868
I dont think so. The coil mechanism isn't terribly sturdy and I wouldn't trust it with a heavy pot on it for an extended period of time.
1909630
Yes, it should be able to hold it just fine. I have a 15" that fits no problem.
1415041
Yes, it can handle a 10" pot with ease. Even larger sizes I found aren't a problem. In my yard these easily support standard 12-16" pots - some are plastic, some are heavier terra cotta, but I don't think they weigh 200 lbs.
2175233
I do not have a 5 gallon bucket handy at the moment, but it will hold an item 15.75" tall and 21" wide. I would guesstimate by casually looking at the cabinet that it would not quite hold one.
332214
I think it is is too small. 15 Gallon is as small as I would go unless you are talking about very young dwarf tree.
1120135
I wouldn't use it in anything over 15gal. It is very unreliable with out a solenoid valve.
320977
It can if you store it really flat but the handles kind of weigh it down. There is a nice piece of plastic in the bottom for support but I've never put more than a few gallon sized beverages in it...I don't think it would support more than a few more gallons, strength wise.
829925
I have a 55 gallon tank also, this stand is amazingly strong, it's sturdy, you will be very pleased, I sure am. Hope this helps you.
963209
It shouldit isn't tall but it is for a 12 cup pot and. It works well. There should be no problem.
714279
More than tall enough... I use it on a 125 gallon and it works great. As for the tube being too wide... May be overkill for a 15 gallon. A smaller one would work better if you can find one. Just my 2cents.
2205189
I think it definitely would. Ours is 14", and it seems like there would surely be enough more room for a 15".
1803512
I had a 16 oz bottle that I had used a little out of and it all fit in the Honey Pot, so I'd say it will hold 15 ounces.
1287338
I'm not sure. I think it is the depth that is 15 because that does not expand. Sorry I wasn't more helpful
1953441
Not real sure, but might be able to attach a tub to the metal tub going into canister and running tub into a hole in top lid of 5 gallon bucket lid. I think it's like pressure fed.
910972
This stand is built for a 10 to 20 gal tank maximum. Larger tanks would be to heavy for the weight of the stand.
1534596
It could hold it as long as they were small to medium and light weight. I wouldn't put very heavy pots on it. But small to medium would be fine.