Cubslover
Well-Known Member
I've been reading up on this AG stuff and would like to convert.
Since round 10gal coolers are now running $60+ alone and I have numerous rectangular coolers available to me, I've pushed myself to the next segment; getting underway building a MLT.
My question is this, will a rectangular MLT with a proper manifold give as good of an effiency as a typical round MLT?
Anyone with a quick calculation for how much volume (Cu in) a pound of malt will consume? I know 4-12" of malt bed is proper in a MLT so i'm trying to get an idea as to how many lbs min/max my rectangular cooler will handle.
Thanks all in advance, I will continue searching as to not ask too many more newb questions.
Since round 10gal coolers are now running $60+ alone and I have numerous rectangular coolers available to me, I've pushed myself to the next segment; getting underway building a MLT.
My question is this, will a rectangular MLT with a proper manifold give as good of an effiency as a typical round MLT?
Anyone with a quick calculation for how much volume (Cu in) a pound of malt will consume? I know 4-12" of malt bed is proper in a MLT so i'm trying to get an idea as to how many lbs min/max my rectangular cooler will handle.
Thanks all in advance, I will continue searching as to not ask too many more newb questions.