

I also stocked up on some grain the weekend. Local homebrew store (run by a homebrewer / Yeast Wrangler) was selling sacks of 2 row for $40, can't go wrong there. Got 5 (2 for Sleepyjamie)

A street elbow with a hose barb is a decent, relatively cheap solution for that. That's what I did for my HLT.TimG wrote:Oh, I also need a 1/2" dip tube for the pot. Just going to locate this a bit off the bottom and suck up some/all the trub (doesnt' bother me a whole lot.. may go with a hop stopper eventually but dip tube is a good start).
I wasn't going to use anything in my cooler except the 'weldless' valve.. not worry about getting the last drop.jeffsmith wrote:A street elbow with a hose barb is a decent, relatively cheap solution for that. That's what I did for my HLT.TimG wrote:Oh, I also need a 1/2" dip tube for the pot. Just going to locate this a bit off the bottom and suck up some/all the trub (doesnt' bother me a whole lot.. may go with a hop stopper eventually but dip tube is a good start).
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I wait till I start sucking air and tilt the pot.TimG wrote:jeffsmith wrote:TimG wrote: I'd like a proper dip tube in my pot.. bent 1/2" stainless tube. Thinking I could rotate it 'up' before filling and then as the level drops filling the buckets I could use a 'sanitized instrument' (some sort of hook or something) to push and rotate it down to pull off the wort and leave 'some' of the trub. It's a thought.
HP, where did you get yours?HPhunter wrote:Looks like what I`m using. I have 4 of them and haven`t had a problem with them yet. They are a cunt to clean though. Once I reposition mine it will be easy to caustic clean them.
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