Folding grist mill hopper

[Islandboy85]

I don't have much room for big brewery equipment besides what I already own. I like big hoppers, I just don't have room for one. Has anyone seen a good folding hopper design? I'll be mounting the mill near the handle on my brewery cart (regular shop push cart). I've thought about making a hopper that is vertical and one side, then is able to fold out on the other side when in use.

 

[DPBISME]

I don't have much room for big brewery equipment besides what I already own. I like big hoppers, I just don't have room for one. Has anyone seen a good folding hopper design? I'll be mounting the mill near the handle on my brewery cart (regular shop push cart). I've thought about making a hopper that is vertical and one side, then is able to fold out on the other side when in use.

Not me but I have an idea for one that I was thinking about trying because I am tired of pouring grain 5 pounds at a time in to the Hopper…
I do 11 gallon batches and usually I can fit the uncrushed grain in to a single Homer Bucket

1. Build a small table that my Barley Mill can sit on and a Homer Bucket can go underneath
   
2. Add a frame that will allow another Homer Bucket to sit above the hopper (it having a 5 by 5 hole cut in it.
   
3. Add an old electric drill to power the Mill.
   
4. Turn it on and let it go…

I have to store the mill, buckets, and drill anyway so this will not tak up any additional space...