Turkey Fryer Question
I have an evaporator but the past couple weeks didn't have much sap so I just used the turkey fryer to boil. Yesterday I read on here that there were some modifications you could make to make an inefficient turkey fryer a little more efficient. I wrapped the base of the fryer in aluminum foil and it seemed to help quite a bit. Is this safe to do? Are the fumes given off by the foil toxic? Anything else quick, easy, and cheap that I could do to improve efficiency of the fryer? Up until last week I had been using it as a preheater for my preheater to cut down on the condensation falling back into my pan...worked great but if there is a way to save time / money I am all for it.
2017 Upgrades (I hope): 150-200 Taps on Vacuum, 50 Buckets, Sugar Shack - 50+ Gals
2016 175-225 Taps on Buckets, Possibly 50 on Vacuum,2x4.5 Oil Fired Drop Flue Evaporator - Hoping for 20+ Gals
2015 140 Taps on Buckets, Smokey Lake Flat Filter/Bottler - 11 Gals
2014 75 Taps on Buckets - 7 Gals
2013 60 Taps on Buckets, 2x3 Evaporator Homemade Arch and Algier's Pan with Preheater (For Sale) - 4 Gals