Bass Pro Shops® Stainless Steel Turkey Fryer with Spigot
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- Versatile, easy to clean, powerful cooker
- 30-Quart stainless steel pot with lid and handy copper spigot for easy oil removal
- Powerful and adjustable 38,000 BTU cast iron burner
- Burner comes with regulator and hose
- Worry free safety timer
- 13.5'' high round base with adjustable safety brackets hold pot in place
- Turkey rack
- Lifter hook
- 12" deep fry thermometer
- Marinade injector
Manufacturer model #: TF4039-013182-ST.
Endorsed by the National Wild Turkey Federation.
Rated 4.2 out of 5Â by 10
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by lb48 darn good cooker
very happy with quaity, the 20 minute timer on the burner is a pain.
April 22, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by neneb great value
This turkey fryer is a great value. It's hard to fine a stainless steel pot for the price of this whole kit. The burner is sturdy and good quality. I have used it a number of times and it works great. Very happy!
April 12, 2010
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then fill with water until turkey is totally submerged and make a mark at the water level to indicate how much oil to use. The front of the exterior of the pot has a line embossed that says do not fill above this level. Following the instructions and filling the pot with water as indicated with the size turkey you are about to fry does not marry up to the line embossed on the exterior of the pot. The level of water is always greater and above the embossed line on the exterior of the pot.Which level of oil is correct, the not to exceed line embossed on the exterior of the pot or the method indicated in the instruction book regarding the size of the turkey and adding enough water to submerge the turkey?
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The instructions should say to remove turkey from water, then mark the water level. It' s possible that the bird is too big for your cooker if your new mark is significantly higher than the max fill line. The max fill line is for oil without the bird in it and is to help prevent boil overs when inserting a cold bird into hot oil. If your new mark is a little above the max fill line, then just use the max fill line as your mark, and the bird will cook fine.
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I want to take it off and replace it with another one, so if it is removable what size is the hole it will leave behindAnswers
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It is removable, it comes with a nut on the back side you could loosen and remove, but I would not recommend it. You want to make sure it won't leak, especially if you are cooking in oil that is flamable, no sense in taking a chance on a leak.1 of 1
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