So on my first day with my son I managed to get to the plumbing store to finish getting parts for my mash turn.
The ball valve has a threaded 1/2"id connection, but I wanted to use 3/8"od hose barb. I needed a 1/2"od to 3/8"id reducer and a 3/8"od barbed insert. I got the parts and you can see the results above. On the inside of the mash turn there is a kettle screen seen below. This will act as a large particle filter and keep the drain from getting plugged by the grain when I am
sparging. I have an identical setup on my
Keggle so that when I buy a hot liquor pump I can just pump the liquid from one vessel to the other. As it stands I will let gravity do the work until I decide to buy the ~$150 pump.
Well done.
ReplyDeleteWait, so you're making it by hand using a water cooler? Outstanding.
ReplyDeleteAwesome blog! I am also building a mash tun. You should check out my blog I posted some photos of my future home brew setup a few days ago. Where did you get the valve at for it?
ReplyDeleteInteresting looks great so far!
ReplyDeleteThat's really neat.
ReplyDeletespot one mate good luck ^_^ will be following
ReplyDeletelooks nice....
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