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Old 10-14-2011, 02:08 AM   #1
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Just got my Brewhemoth today! I'm not going to caption all the pictures, but a few observations:

- The steel is nice and heavy.
- The finish on the stainless is a *lot* nicer than I expected. It's very nice to look at.
- The welds look nice, but have a bit of surface rust on the inside. A little Bar Keeper's Friend should fix that right up.
- The legs end up tilting in very slightly, making it a bit tippy. I'll be bolting it to a stand, so not a big deal for me.
- The nuts on the feet are welded on only one side. A little chintzy for such a nice product.

Let me know if there are any specific pictures you'd like. I tried to get shots of all the important bits. All of the hardware is from Darren over at Brewer's Hardware. Can't recommend him enough.





















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Old 10-14-2011, 02:10 AM   #2
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Maybe place a couple of flat washers behind the legs on the lower bolts. That would angle the legs out a little bit and resolve the tippy-ness.
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I can't tell with the weld for the bottom dump, but the other welds are not rusting. This is normal discoloration from the temperatures of welding. It is nothing to worry about.
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Thanks cfrazier, good to know. I wasn't going to worry about it anyway

Going to try to do some volume tests today to see where the liquid covers the chiller/thermowell.

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Nice ! What is that hopz robot thing. I remember something about that.
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Are those valves and fittings included? Their website is a little vague.
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jojo: that's my Benderator photobombing the Brehemoth

kgalle: no, none of that stuff was included. It all came from Brewer's Hardware. If you check out Brewhemoth's Tri-Clover Brewhemoth page it says:

1" Tri-clover fitting for #5-1/2 rubber stopper or attachments (not included)
1-1/2" Tri-clover bottom fitting for fast yeast removal (valve not included)
1" racking Tri-clover fitting makes moving beer to keg or bottling bucket easy (valve not included)

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Hmm, the one pic of the chiller reminds me mine is missing the hop bag loop.


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