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Old 06-04-2008, 12:09 AM   #141
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Im seriously considering doing a scaled up Brutus for 20 gallon batches.
Have you even used your 10 Gallon Brutus yet ?
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Old 06-04-2008, 01:21 AM   #142
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Have you even used your 10 Gallon Brutus yet ?

yeppers 3 times already. I have 30 gallons in the carboys right now.

I kind of miss the build. That was almost as much fun as brewing. I would have to get a decent offer on mine first before I made any decisions though
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Old 06-04-2008, 02:18 AM   #143
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yeppers 3 times already. I have 30 gallons in the carboys right now.

I kind of miss the build. That was almost as much fun as brewing. I would have to get a decent offer on mine first before I made any decisions though
I have been thinking about going and building something like that. But before I do I need to run hot and cold water to the barn, NA gas out there and get two more big-A-kettles. If I'm going to go to all pumps I want to be able to brew 30-40 gal.
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Old 06-09-2008, 03:30 AM   #144
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Here's my new brewstand! I just ran a water test this afternoon and found out that I need to add some insulation between the HLT burner and my control panel, and also that I need to pull some jets out from the HLT and MLT jet burners (as has been shown by several people here already - just confirmed it for my set up).

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Man those rigs look nice!
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Here is mine which I modeled after the one done by Bernie Brewer with a movable lower pad.
Thanks for the info and great pictures BB!

I still have to plumb the gas to the burners and do some painting, but you get the idea.



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Still working on it
Looks great and plenty sturdy...but hope you don't have too much trouble getting that over-spray off your driveway!
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what is the point of all of the tubing attached to the kegs and kettles? This stuff looks complex.
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what is the point of all of the tubing attached to the kegs and kettles? This stuff looks complex.
To move the liquid in its various stages to becoming beer!
It's usually not as complex as it looks.
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