Are there gallon markings?
1580959
There are no gallon markings, unfortunately. For brewing I mark my spoon at gallon intervals which seems to do the trick.
1580960
No, and that's typical of most pots. I have three brew pots of varying volumes, so I used a wooden dowel for each, and labeled which dowel was for which pot. I carefully measured the water with a 1-gallon pitcher, put the dowel in the water, then marked the increments on the dowel starting at 3 or so gallons with a hacksaw, then a Sharpie, to indicate quantity at each level. No need to worry about contaminating the wort since you're going to boil it anyway. However, after the boil, and you've cooled it below 160F, if you're using wood, don't measure it! That's when your wort is vulnerable to an infection. No, and that's typical of most pots. I have three brew pots of varying volumes, so I used a wooden dowel for each, and labeled which dowel was for which pot. I carefully measured the water with a 1-gallon pitcher, put the dowel in the water, then marked the increments on the dowel starting at 3 or so gallons with a hacksaw, then a Sharpie, to indicate quantity at each level. No need to worry about contaminating the wort since you're going to boil it anyway. However, after the boil, and you've cooled it below 160F, if you're using wood, don't measure it! That's when your wort is vulnerable... » Read More No, and that's typical of most pots. I have three brew pots of varying volumes, so I used a wooden dowel for each, and labeled which dowel was for which pot. I carefully measured the water with a 1-gallon pitcher, put the dowel in the water, then marked the increments on the dowel starting at 3 or so gallons with a hacksaw, then a Sharpie, to indicate quantity at each level. No need to worry about contaminating the wort since you're going to boil it anyway. However, after the boil, and you've cooled it below 160F, if you're using wood, don't measure it! That's when your wort is vulnerable to an infection. « Show Less
1580961
no is doesn't. I just used a bucket purchased at a restaurant supply store that has the marking to measure my product. Hope this helped.
1580962
The kettles we sale do not come with gallon markings. Putting marks on your mash paddle works great.
629737
No markings on the tank. You can see the oil through the tank as it fills so I imagine if you were to fill the tank with water in set amounts and mark the outside of the tank yourself you would then have a measuring system. Otherwise it works well for small engines. Had to repeat vacuum pumping for the transmission on my Toyota 4Runner along with emptying the tank twice.
2198372
It is a 7 gallon container. It is all opaque (not see-thru). No, it does not have markers on the side to see if the container is at (say for example) 5 gallons full. But, I would avoid seeking such a feature in drinking water containers: visually all your most bio-compatible plastics are not translucent (see thru) so, this will be a hard feature to find unless you are willing to compromise on bio-compatibility.
1518713
It does have amount marks but they are a little hard to see. They are great for water storage and I have bought more since my original purchase
2141344
No, there are no markings. Depending on how fine the grind, and how strong you like your coffee, this is something you have to experiment with and find out for yourself.
74570
No, I just went out to my garage and looked, it does not have any markings. I just measure with my fermenting bucket usually.
1383714
No markings. 5 gallons comes up right beneath the thermometer. About a quarter inch below. So 6-6.5 gallons is a little above it. It's a great buy though. Never had any problems with this. It's about 25lbs in its own right. They give you 2 extra washers to help out with changing parts-at least that's what came in my box anyways. I will use this for many years.
1796584
I don't think that it is listed. I normally used it (a gallon) in 30 days or less
1512882
Yes there is metric and standard markings, BTW this works very well especially for changing boat engine oil.
289050
Gallon size is available and can be found on the amazon site asin #B0013B1Y6Y http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0013B1Y6Y
1277771
I would think the manufacturer would have the answer. I gave it away so I can't look on the bottom to see if there is any marking. Sorry I cannot help you. Curious as to why you are interested in that.
2093849
Nothing that I can detect but the bottle size. I purchased the quart first and now I have the gallon and the product appears the same.
1290920
There is no markings on the funnel.The funnel holds about a half a gallon. this is the best tool for filling cooing systems. It works amazing.I would pay twice what they charge for this tool.
966904
We have plenty available in the gallon size. Our listing can be found on Amazon by searching for "B000FW7V50". Let us know if you need further assistance.
1383713
My kettle has no marks which would be a real convenience. I have an old white plastic five gallon fermenter with gallon markings on the side that I use when filling the kettle. My biggest problem when brewing 10 gallon batches is that I use the kettle as both a mash tun and a boiler, so I must drain the wort into something, dump out the spent grain, clean the kettle, and then pour the wort back into the kettle for boiling. This certainly slows things down on brewing day. I am thinking about simply buying a 15 gallon mash tun which would drain into the kettle, but haven't made up my mind yet.
825443
Its not marked he big it is.I held it up next to a gallon jug of water - and I'd say it's close to a gallon.
2151938
Yes, there is a gauge but it is not on the cap. The gauge is on top of the tank.