Andy wrote:Wow, you've upped the ante there! Have you made a start on cleaning them up yet ?
Hmmm. £32 for a set of LPG burners. The thermocouple is useful. Will the valve work with LPG?haz66 wrote:These guys do some burners which look a lot like yours ADM
http://www.bes.co.uk/
Page 15 for commercial burners.
Lucky you. my plan was to sort out my in between brew kit, an upscale on a 25 L set. Sorted out the mash tun and 20 month old ended up having a bath in it, then off to visit mum.adm wrote:
Haven't started cleaning them yet. I've taken one of the burner assemblies off and completely apart, but the pots themselves are going to wait for a decent weekend before I get the pressure washer out and have a real go at it.
I've had the in-laws here all weekend, and have only just managed to squeeze in a brew day - no pot washing time yet!
If you want a false bottom you won't get better than the ones this guy makes here, http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/viewt ... =37&t=6490adm wrote:befuggled wrote: So why the hell am I thinking about YOUR pots when I have no intention of getting any - (honest dear..., let me take you out for lunch and maybe a new frock...)
You're on the same track as me....
I called H&G to enquire about SS false bottoms already. I'll get one for the MT and probably one for the kettle too. Definitely pumped RIMS return - probably with a heater too, just for grins.... Think I'll replace the whole burner and pilot light assembly...current researching ignition modules for boilers and things like that. Probably should be a smaller burner on the MT though - good point.
PM sent, as i`ve been looking for someone to make me one for ages now, so thanks for the link.unclepumble wrote: If you want a false bottom you won't get better than the ones this guy makes here, http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/viewt ... =37&t=6490
He made me a 620mm wide hinged one and its better quality than the sabco ones. well worth a PM.
They are the dogs, very thick guage well made and very good price, well worth a look.haz66 wrote:PM sent, as i`ve been looking for someone to make me one for ages now, so thanks for the link.unclepumble wrote: If you want a false bottom you won't get better than the ones this guy makes here, http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/viewt ... =37&t=6490
He made me a 620mm wide hinged one and its better quality than the sabco ones. well worth a PM.
I'm sure if you sent him a drawing Mark will give you a quote for a false bottom as welladm wrote: There's a metal fabrication place near me. I need to have a chat with them, but I think we might end up becoming friends. Alternatively, I'll give the guys that made Scooby's brew stand a call. Their work looks great. I'm thinking 50mm SS box section. Currently messing around with Google Sketchup to learn how to draw it out.
I think one of these http://www.hobuk.co.uk/acatalog/Belle-P ... irrer.htmlScooby wrote:looks like you have a really exciting project adm, better get that paddle seasoned or invest in one of These
I'm sure if you sent him a drawing Mark will give you a quote for a false bottom as welladm wrote: There's a metal fabrication place near me. I need to have a chat with them, but I think we might end up becoming friends. Alternatively, I'll give the guys that made Scooby's brew stand a call. Their work looks great. I'm thinking 50mm SS box section. Currently messing around with Google Sketchup to learn how to draw it out.
unclepumble wrote: I think one of these http://www.hobuk.co.uk/acatalog/Belle-P ... irrer.html
compared to the one above, will leave you change to buy a FB and still leave you some money for ingredients for your first brew
Hehe....once they are all sold, everybody who bought some should put their hands up and we can ask the mods for a Juggernaut subforum!Taf wrote:I've bought a couple of these as well, so will watch this thread to take a bit of inspriation.
