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Old 12-17-2005, 01:47 AM   #1
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anyone using one of these out there? I am looking to buy one, the lifetime warranty is a strong reason im considering it. Also the abilitiy to add a motor is also nice to.its a big purchase so you guyz could really help with your thoughts


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I have the fixed roller JSP and have been completely happy with the crush it gives. im putting together a motor set up on mine as well.
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Old 12-17-2005, 03:13 AM   #4
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http://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2005120122543656&item=5-1086&catname=
tony try this motor this is the one i bought for the maltmill perfect rpm and what a horse!!! great price!
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insco2 you are currently using that motor? Thats pretty neat. No big pulleys and belts to deal with and the price is a great deal! How did you couple the mill shaft to the motor shaft?
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I suck at setting up wiring, so how is that one wired?
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i will probably use the same size pullys on each so i can move the motor down the side of the cabinet out of the way. As far as the wiring goes i think i will have to wait till i get the motor to see what the instructions say. I will keep you guyz up to beat with the events as they unravel.
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To answer your question, I use the 'Barley Crusher'. After looking at all the mills and adding up how much all of the 'options' costed, this one was very reasonably priced. Pay one price and get everything you need. The handle, hopper, extra drive gears etc. are either included or not needed. I motorized mine using a motor from a clothes dryer and pulleys.

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http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/brewer007/detail?.dir=701d&.dnm=5dd9.jpg&.src=ph try this dyerneed hope this helps with your question. i could not reach the brewer so maybe someone will be able to help with this coupler.
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by the way dyer what is the plastic cover for?


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