High Performace Cookers

I'm good saving $300 and waiting the extra 10 minutes it takes to come to a boil

I'd love to have a pot that can boil 2 sacks at a time but I also don't want to spend $700-$2500 on a rig that can handle that.

The HPC pots really do boil much faster than a normal flat bottom pot, but they also use significantly less gas which would make a big difference in your bottom line if you’re boiling commercially.

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I'd love to have a pot that can boil 2 sacks at a time but I also don't want to spend $700-$2500 on a rig that can handle that.

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Just an fyi. You probably already do this though.

When I have to do 2 sacks, I just use 2 pot set up with 30psi regulators. Both are boiling in 15 minutes. And if you really want to save some money, Walmart marks alot of their shite down at the end of the season. I picked up a burner and pot there a few years back for about 75 bucks or so.

Also, you can find alot of stuff on Craigslist.

Am I correct in assuming that the 100 qt setup is good enough for a 1 sack boil with all the fixings? Thanks to all for the replies.

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A hundred quart pot and and 30 psi burner and my shite's boiling in 15 minutes.

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I made this upgrade upon the advice in several threads here and it made a huge difference. Mine probably gets there in less than 15 min.

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Am I correct in assuming that the 100 qt setup is good enough for a 1 sack boil with all the fixings? Thanks to all for the replies.

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80 qt is plenty big for that. You can maybe do 1.5 sacks in 100 qt pot with fixings.