All Seasons Equipment 101002 On-Deck 100 Gal. Patch Kettle

The ASE 101002 100 Gal On-Deck Patch Kettle is a compact, portable hot-asphalt kettle designed for roof repair, patch work, and small-scale asphalt applications. Weighing under 600 lb, it is light enough to be hoisted onto a roof and small enough to fit in an elevator or pickup truck for easy transport. Its 100-gallon capacity provides sufficient material for multiple patches or small tear-offs without needing a full-size kettle. Built with robust materials and standard features like a steel draincock, propane hose, and burner shut-off valve, it offers dependable, job-ready functionality for maintenance or repair crews.  

Key Features:

• Compact, on-deck size and weight — light enough to hoist to a roof or fit in an elevator  
• 100 US gallon capacity — enough for patch work, small tear-offs, or maintenance jobs without excess bulk  
• Equipped with LP burner shut-off valve, 2½″ steel draincock, and 30 ft propane hose for safe, efficient asphalt heating and flow control  
• Designed for portability and convenience — suitable for rooftop repair, small-scale asphalt jobs, or tight-access sites where large kettles don’t work

Product number / SKU: 101002  

Capacity: 100 US gallons  

Weight: 596 lb (sometimes listed as 600 lb)  

Dimensions: 55 in (length) × 33 in (width) × 46 in (height)  

Draincock: 2½″ steel pipe (not cast)  

Includes: LP burner shut-off valve, 30 ft propane hose, propane regulator, temperature gauge/thermometer 

Suitable for: Roof repair, patch work, small-job asphalt heating and application, elevator or hoist transport to deck or rooftop

Q: Is this kettle small enough to get onto a roof or through an elevator?
A: Yes — at about 600 lb and with dimensions 55″ × 33″ × 46″, it’s designed to be light enough for hoisting or small enough for elevator transport.  

Q: What amount of asphalt does the kettle hold?
A: 100 US gallons — sufficient for patch jobs, small tear-offs, and repair work without needing a full-size kettle.

Q: What safety or functional features does the kettle include?
A: It includes a propane burner shut-off valve, a 2½″ steel draincock (non-cast), and a 30 ft propane hose — features that help with safe heating, drainage, and material handling. 

Q: What is the main use case for this kettle?
A: It is ideal for rooftop repairs, patch jobs, small to mid-size asphalt applications — especially where access, portability, or limited material volume make large kettles impractical.