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mash in hopper

Discussion in 'Kettles, Mash Tuns & Hot Liquor Tanks' started by sketerbuck, Nov 28, 2010.

 

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    sketerbuck

    Lifetime Member  

    Posted Nov 28, 2010
    This has worked out very well for me in the mash in stage.

     
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    specialkaye

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Nov 28, 2010
    Okay, that's pretty cool. I would have to rig it to a ladder or something as I'm brewing on the driveway right now. But, still, cool. Good job. Is that just a funnel for the bottom?
     
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    jtrainer

    BeerCzar I am

    Posted Nov 28, 2010
    Very interesting...

    Can you describe the bucket/funnel/valve set up and build?
     
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    EarthBound

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Nov 28, 2010
    Good idea! Thanks for posting it.
     
  5. #5
    sketerbuck

    Lifetime Member  

    Posted Nov 28, 2010
    Its a 5 gallon bucket with a large funnel and a 1 1/4 inch pvc ball valve. I will post some pictures so you can see how I put it together.
     
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    balunist

    New Member

    Posted Apr 4, 2013
    How did you cut a clean opening in the bottom of the bucket? Thanks for your response! Bill
     
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    mux

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Apr 4, 2013
    You could rig it up as a grist hydrator. That would be awesome- maybe a little overkill for a 5-10 gallon batch.
     
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    jawsfree

    Member

    Posted May 23, 2014
    Guess you never got around to posting those pics on the funnel / bucket build:drunk:
     
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    grathan

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 24, 2014
    That is neat. I wonder if you could just attach a valve to the flat bottom without a conical shape and then just dump the remaining grains that don't come out. If you used a flat valve then you could still store it as a bucket upright.
     
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