A couple buddies and I are planning to build a mobile community brewery. I have searched to see if anyone has mounted their keggles horizontally to keep the height of a three tier system down. We'd need to have two burners per keggle. I have three kegs to convert for the hlt, mlt, and bk, looking at options for a small trailer. Been planning on a three tier system, but seriously considering a double tier with a single pump. Any thoughts or tips would be greatly appreciated.
horizontal vs vertical keggle mount for mobile brew
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Have you considered selling the kegs and buying some of those "short" kettles, there is one design that is about 1:1 hieght to width that would help reduce the overall height.
Other than that you could have the frame hinged so the top teir folds down for transport.
Other than that you could have the frame hinged so the top teir folds down for transport.
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