Hi all,
I normally don't post a lot but have been reading and I can't seem to quite figure out why the Unibrau system's pump is hooked up directly to the unit (kettle/mash tun) itself.
I am currently a BIAB brewer (standard Mash / Kettle - 10 G SS Brewtech pot) and I have a good Chugger X-Dry pump already. I've been eyeing the UniBrau since it seems to tick all the boxes but I don't need the pump or chiller. That being said, is there a reason why the pump is hooked up directly and not via hosing? I've sent an email to BrauSupply but have yet to hear back from them and hoping that a UniBrau user would have an answer to this for me.
Outside of that query I don't see much else to be concerned about with the UniBrau per se but if the pump MUST be hooked up direct to the mash/kettle then I would likely just opt for the whole unit but if I can save a buck here or there with equipment I already have/own then it would be great!
Any input that folks can provide is greatly welcomed!
Thanks,
Dave
I normally don't post a lot but have been reading and I can't seem to quite figure out why the Unibrau system's pump is hooked up directly to the unit (kettle/mash tun) itself.
I am currently a BIAB brewer (standard Mash / Kettle - 10 G SS Brewtech pot) and I have a good Chugger X-Dry pump already. I've been eyeing the UniBrau since it seems to tick all the boxes but I don't need the pump or chiller. That being said, is there a reason why the pump is hooked up directly and not via hosing? I've sent an email to BrauSupply but have yet to hear back from them and hoping that a UniBrau user would have an answer to this for me.
Outside of that query I don't see much else to be concerned about with the UniBrau per se but if the pump MUST be hooked up direct to the mash/kettle then I would likely just opt for the whole unit but if I can save a buck here or there with equipment I already have/own then it would be great!
Any input that folks can provide is greatly welcomed!
Thanks,
Dave