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I have 3 pull handle type tri-clamp butterfly valves from brewers hardware. Two are 1" and one is 1-1/2". All for 1-1/2 triclamp compatible fittings. They are all in good condition with very little use. Asking $40 shipped each or $105 shipped for all 3. I also have 2 black knobs I will throw in...

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Speaking from my personal experience, I hard piped my entire rig with 3/4" pipe. Reason being I looked at the size of my pickup tubes and pump inlet and outlets. All of them are equal or smaller than 3/4" so my line of thinking is I will only get as much flow as my smallest diameter bottleneck...

My apologies, I assumed you were talking about kettles. Not trying to derail the thread. FWIW I do have an ssbrewtech kettle with 2 of their weldless triclamp fittings and 1 of their 1/2" weldless bulkheads installed and the only time I have ever had any of them leak was when they came slightly...

Curious what you are looking for, what size? From what I have seen ssbrewtech sells the same sizes as most every other manufacture.. spike brewing makes very nice welded kettles in a variety of sizes and fully customizable..

Well I took a stab at reattaching the handle. As I suspected it is ugly. The welds are strong, but ugly. I have built it up as a decoction kettle, element installed, pickup tube installed and all triclamp ports. This would be awesome for someone who wants a smaller kettle for decoction mash. I...

Mine has always been setup hlt>mlt>boil mainly because a left to right progression makes more sense to me.

Bump $175 shipped for kettle and false bottom

Personally I clean, sanitize, then put the lid on and fill with co2. I leave the prv open for... I donno 4 seconds.. then close and pressurize to 20ish psi. I closed transfer so less co2 is wasted. Co2 is heavier than air so air should be pushed out the spunding valve as i push the beer in only...

I did notice that. For what it's worth I ran this element in my rims system for about 2 years with <5gpm and never once had any scorching. Worked excellent. The only reason I'm selling is I decided to get an element that has the tri clamp and l6-30 plug integrated instead of the pigtail.

I was mistaken it is actually a dernord 2500w ulwd element. I found the order from amazon. Here is a link to the exact element DERNORD 240V 2500W Foldback Water Heater Element Screw-plug Heating Element https://www.amazon.com/dp/B018S4AQ12/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_TYg0Db0H5ESA8

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I dont have gridmann but I do have regency which is another "budget" prep table. I went with a 24x72 and it does the job. I wish it was a little beefier but for the price it looks nice. I have three 30 gallon kettles on it and decided to reinforce the underside of it with unistrut. It is now...

Why cant you? Order custom kettles from spike, buy or build a control panel setup for rims, find a table that meets your needs.. it will be custom to your desire and cheaper. Little more work but that's half the fun.

It is a 1-1/2" triclamp fitting and the element is 10" from the clamp to tip

I have a 2000 watt element with a triclamp housing and a l6-30 plug. Great condition. Used about 10 batches as a rims element. All stainless. Asking $100 obo