Recent content by jprice

Selling my brewery and getting out of the hobby. Located NJ outside of Philly. The Brewery: $2500 Obo 3 Keggles 15.5 gallon Main control panel to manage temperatures in the mash and HLT 2 March pumps 1/2" camlock fittings with silicon hoses Standard Propane tank fueled 4 x 5 Gallon glass...

SLAMMIN' DEAL! Put me in for 4 sacks of Avangard 2-row!

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2X Canada 2-row for me!

Jaybird's False bottom delivered as promised! No more collapsing false bottom blues for me, this thing kicks ass!

Thanks for the quick response and all the advice, I will follow up with the results.

That's pretty badass! What were you doing to the old one to collapse it?

Do you run it with a pump or just gravity?

I built a brutus set up a few months ago and have only had time to build a handful of brews on it and each time I run the pump on the MT it seems to keep clogging/collapsing the false bottom :mad: . I think I cheaped out a bit on the fb for it (I got one of those domed false bottoms) and I think...

Thanks to another successful (at least on my end) group buy. Kudos to Jeff and Brett!

I actually just finished installing the fittings on it on Monday and ran a couple batches through it yesterday, I will post some pictures of it in the next few days. The only thing I think I would change is to deviate somewhat from the measurements that I found for the stand in the Brutus 10...

Nice work!

Glad you like it! Will be posting more pics when I get all the fittings and chiller in.

Thanks for the input, after checking around here it looks like just whirpooling with a side pickup at the bottom seems to be the most efficient way for me I guess. I will lose a little bit in volume but don't have to worry about the clogs as long as I can get the trub to form a cone in the center.

Ordering fittings, hoses, and chiller today. Anyone have any suggestions on what kind of set up to do with the BK? I've seen false bottoms, kettle screens, and some with just a diptube in them. Just curious which seems to be the easiest to brew with.