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Old 02-07-2013, 01:07 PM   #1
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Keep The pellet hop Gunk out!

Here's some Hop filters that we offer.








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For the stocking filters

4x10 $30 + ship

6x14 $60 + ship

Corney keg $25 + ship

The rest are quoted per your needs.


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Confused on the corny basket - you can't put the lid on with the basket I guess?
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Confused on the corny basket - you can't put the lid on with the basket I guess?
It looks like it is to filter while racking... Too bad that means the first half of the rack would get aerated as heck, since it doesn't touch the bottom of the keg.

I'm confused too.
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It looks like it is to filter while racking... Too bad that means the first half of the rack would get aerated as heck, since it doesn't touch the bottom of the keg.

I'm confused too.
I had a customer request that one, He wanted to try it out for filtering hot/cold break and possible flameout hop additions thrown directly into the boil kettle
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Keggle basket options and pricing pls.
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I had a customer request that one, He wanted to try it out for filtering hot/cold break and possible flameout hop additions thrown directly into the boil kettle
Don't know if it would be possible but if you could design a filter that would (somehow) hang in the interior of the keg and allow for closing the lid/pressurization you would have a market. It would be easier than dealing with paint strainers and dental floss...
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Don't know if it would be possible but if you could design a filter that would (somehow) hang in the interior of the keg and allow for closing the lid/pressurization you would have a market. It would be easier than dealing with paint strainers and dental floss...
Couldn't you just make one with a screw on lid (or any lid) that had a D-loop on it that could be dropped in and then you could just use a coat hanger to fish it out.

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I'll take a 6x14 and a corny keg.
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