Floating Dip Tube - Which One?

[MikeCo]

The torpedo type work fine for me after adding weight. Others have not needed to do so. Weight can be added in a number of ways and is fairly simple.

One additional consideration - the torpedo keg buoys come with a short dip tube, while the ball and keg do not; they instruct you to cut an existing dip tube.

 

[marc1]

Bumping this...

Looking to ferment in a corny with floating dip tube then pressure transfer to serving keg. No need for floating dip tube in serving keg.

Looking for best floating dip tube for fermenter. Suggestions/experiences?

FLOTit, Buoy, CBDS......

Thanks!

The best? CBDS. Pricey, though.

 

[Deric]

Ordered a couple of the FLOTit dip tubes and (I think) all the other necessary parts to get going. Will start by doing slightly smaller batches into a couple of 5 gallon kegs I already have. If all goes as planned I'll spring for a couple of the 6 gallon Torpedo kegs.

 

[Shawn Murphy]

I have 2 of the Clear Beer rigs. They're great especially woth the extra hop screen. I fine with gelatin and within 24 hours I am pulling pints you can see through. Give it a week and it is brilliantly clear.

Another great item is the Fermentasaurus float and dip tube. They're really inexpensive and work well.