grill part as sparge arm

[bucfanmike]

You know its bad when everytime you see something you wonder how it could fit into your brewery.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Charmglow-R...075?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a9d76b6b

thinking this could maybe be made into a nice sparge arm with a lot of the work (all the damn holes) already being done.

 

[audger]

if the price is right, that would work. theres certainly easier things to use if you didnt already have one on hand though.

 

[BrewNinja1]

I would rather go with something like this...way easier to setup: http://www.modularhose.com/Loc-Line-12-System/12-kits/Loc-Line-51837

 

[shutupjojo]

I would rather go with something like this...way easier to setup: http://www.modularhose.com/Loc-Line-12-System/12-kits/Loc-Line-51837

This stuff has changed my brewing life forever. One of the best additions to my brewery. Makes recirculating and sparging cake.

 

[bucfanmike]

yea i think loc line will be my choice. I guess my op was more to point out my obsession. No matter where im at or what im shopping for i cant help but think...how can i incorporate this into the brewery.

 

[outside92129]

jojo- can you post a pic of your locline setup?

the specs look good for our use profile.
http://www.locline.com/_doc/Specifications.pdf

i have some left over from a scuba camera-arm setup, it's only been sitting in garage for 5 year, time to use it!

 

[runningweird]

looking at that metal I would be concerned about residual manufacturing chemicals/residues and what might leach out of the welds/metal. Its designed to shoot flames at pieces of meat and running liquid through it could get you some off tastes.

 

[shutupjojo]

jojo- can you post a pic of your locline setup?

The specs look good for our use profile.
http://www.locline.com/_doc/specifications.pdf

i have some left over from a scuba camera-arm setup, it's only been sitting in garage for 5 year, time to use it!

Here you go.