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If I am going to fit a bottom drain to my keggle, is there any reason I shouldn't have a welder weld it directly, rather than attach a coupler or spud and screw the elbow in?

Thank you both, very nice ideas. I wanted to find a way to screw a plastic elbow on, maybe using an inner and outer threaded port/spud/coupling/union. Element threading inside and plastic elbow the covering and leading the wires down. Probably going to cost a lot more, if the appropriate part...

For those of you that use a welding spud to mount your element in, how have you then covered the electrical connections?

Very nice. I thought it was small, the extreme 5 made me think 5gallon. What about fitting bigger plastic wheels so you retain the ability to wheel and tip but the valve will clear. You would need to add front legs to keep it level when mashing.

I am not sure if I am phrasing the question poorly. I ordered the gasline which comes with compression fittings. Don't see why it wouldn't work.

I am now planning to use flexible stainless gas line instead. Same questions, will it work? Is it safe?

Could one use a hot water, plastic covered by stainless braid, faucet connector as a siphon pickup tube in a keggle? I mean to say that I would use it unmutilated, with the plastic tubing left inside the braid so it would simply pickup. I want to do this to avoid having to bend stainless pipe...

So the cheapest way to do a pickup tube is copper tubing. The price of keggle parts seems to mount up quick. Am I very Scottish?

If I put a 45 degree NPT fitting on the inside of my weldless bulkhead could I then use a straight tube down to the center for pickup, rather than buying a bent stainless tube fitting into a standard coupling? Do I save any money by doing this? Do i lose any flexbility in the future? (ie why...

If I put a 45 degree NPT fitting on the inside of my weldless bulkhead could I then use a straight tube down to the center for pickup, rather than buying a bent stainless tube fitting into a standard coupling? Do I save any money by doing this? Do i lose any flexbility in the future? (ie why...