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Do you do all grain? The weight of soggy spent grain and the temperature of hot mash are the reason for a tilt mechanism.

You have to configure them yourself but it's very straight forward. Here are the instructions. The probes offered by BrewersHardware are some of the best I've seen.

About 1/3 of our customers request them. This one is a 1+ BBL all electric. Two kettles will be rotating on flange bearings.

That's kind of what I had in mind. It would require a large enough mash tun to hold the full volume.

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The assembly was done using Rectorseal 5. It's a stainless fitting. replace it with a standard black pipe fitting. let me know how much and I'll reimburse you. How come you didn't contact me for help?

If all burners are low pressure, you only need a low pressure regulator. Isolation valve? Items 5 through 8 are correct. (use needle valves)

oooh, not good... beer begins at 1.080 :rockin:

Traditional batch sparge as I understand it has the mash sitting undisturbed for the duration of the mash. The wort is drained and more water is added. The method I described is different in that the wort is recirculated and kept at temperature (can be step mashed) and the rinse water is added...

you're getting 70's? That's excellent. I'm in the camp that believes 70's is about right.

You need to provide venting at the top of the shroud/bottom of the kettle for air intake or you will choke your flame.

I've seen 4 BBL systems that don't have a a mixer. Recirculation does a good job of getting everything. Just a thought...

A variation of batch sparge is done often in small breweries. It's called batch sparging by many home brewers but it isn't because you are recirculating your wort. The method provides a more efficient extraction then the Brutus 2.0 method. Recirculate for your total mash time and then mash...

One inch is what we use. We added a scallop and that cured the problem. Here's a barbeque ignitor.

Tom - You might have to cut vents on the top of the rings. We have to modify our design because the burners weren't getting enough air. We're already at version 5 with out new pilot mount and I just came up with another mod...

Please excuse my complete ignorance. Would a Ceramic Oscillator work as a clock?

Still researching... I found this schematic

We buy our enclosures here You can use a fiberglass box.

Good! Now go have a fizzy beer as punishment. :D That would be so wrong...

Very nice build. I really like the dual burner shields. Thank you for sharing.