Questions and Answers for LOCO 90 qt. Crawfish Boiler Cart

A:  Thank you for choosing LoCo. If you want to steam in our 90QT Boiling Cart you will need to be very diligent maintaining the water level while in use, as this is designed for boiling. The water level must be at least two inches deep at all times so the pot does not boil dry causing damage to the unit. You could fill the bottom of the basket with crabs about two layers. The main concern again would be that you continue to add water as it is boiled off.

A:  Thank you for your interest in LoCo. The 90Qt Crawfish Boiler will take about 20 to 30 minutes to come to a rapid boil if you have water at the maximum fill level.

A:  Thank you for your question. Currently propane products offered under the LoCo brand are not tested or approved for use with natural gas. This would include our 90qt cart boiler.

A:  Hi Mikey, yes the boiling cart will for boiling shrimp.

A:  Hi John. yes you can steam with the crawfish cart we just recommend not letting the water go below the minimize line as it can dry the water.

A:  Hi, in our 90qt you can get about 59lbs of crawfish in the cooker about two sakes full.

A:  HI David, yes you can certainly boil peanuts in the crawfish boiler.

A:  Hi Timothy, you can do a smaller boil but our cart boiler does have a max and minimum line for the water. We do not advise to put water below the minimum line so that the water does not dry up the pot.

A:  Hi Joseph, you can do a low country boil or steam oysters in the crawboiler. When steaming we recommend not filling the water to the fill line so that you can get a steam.

A:  Yes! You can definitely place the Crawfish in the unit and flush them with cold water and use the drain to remove rinse water prior to filling for actually cooking.