L LowelR Member Joined Aug 9, 2013 Messages 8 Reaction score 0 Location Portland Jun 7, 2018 #1 I just purchased the Williams Mash & Boil, at 78 I find it difficult to lift the mash basket, any one find a clever way to do that?
I just purchased the Williams Mash & Boil, at 78 I find it difficult to lift the mash basket, any one find a clever way to do that?
SanPancho Well-Known Member Joined Dec 17, 2014 Messages 3,245 Reaction score 1,200 Location CA Jun 7, 2018 #2 use a pulley system. if you cant mount a hook in the ceiling then alot of guys set up a ladder and put the kettle under it, and use the top of the ladder to mount/secure the pulley.
use a pulley system. if you cant mount a hook in the ceiling then alot of guys set up a ladder and put the kettle under it, and use the top of the ladder to mount/secure the pulley.
SanPancho Well-Known Member Joined Dec 17, 2014 Messages 3,245 Reaction score 1,200 Location CA Jun 7, 2018 #3 sorry, links arent working. just google "ladder biab pulley" and you'll see a bunch of examples.
cubalz Beer Whore HBT Supporter Joined Dec 30, 2013 Messages 1,056 Reaction score 471 Location Magnolia, DE Jun 7, 2018 #4 Get a brew buddy so you can do it together. It can be social for you and less of a burden. Brew on!
B bpgreen Well-Known Member Joined Jan 1, 2010 Messages 750 Reaction score 186 Location Utah Jun 8, 2018 #5 One option is to brew smaller batches. I've been doing 5 gallon batches in mine, but I know there are people doing smaller batches.
One option is to brew smaller batches. I've been doing 5 gallon batches in mine, but I know there are people doing smaller batches.
