Indiana Stout Tanks 12" Stainless Sparge Arm

[pharmbrewer]

I'm offering a Stout Tanks 12" Stainless Steel Sparge Arm with 1.5" tri-clamp fittings. All parts viewed in the images below are what come with it:

12" Sparge Arm
1.5" gasket
1.5" tri-clamp
End plate to seal up the arm

This device works incredibly well and produces an even sparge over the grain bed in my 15 gal MLT. I have moved on to a new MLT and am selling individual parts that I have acquired for it over time. This was the newest addition and has fewer than 10 brews on it and has been well cared for.

Asking $45 including shipping to the lower 48 for members here. Asking that plus shipping over on eBay. Was $60 plus shipping brand new over at Stout.

 

[fpweeks]

Did you use this during recirculating, or just with sparge water?

 

[DatBeerPhu]

I wish this fit the 9.2 gal MLT

 

[oldbucket]

Pm sent

 

[pharmbrewer]

This works best with just sparge water. Using to recirc for HERMS or RIMS will get grains stuck in the small drill holes (I tried, trust me). I will say though, that I had some good luck filtering upstream of this with an inline combined tri-clamp gasket/filter (pretty cool little device) in case you wanted to try. But don't purchase just for recirc - I wouldn't recommend it. For sparging? It's amazing. Best even spread there is IMO.

 

[oldbucket]

Good info in last post....better decline my interest in it.
Thanks

 

[pharmbrewer]

No sweat - and certainly don't want to mislead anyone! I had an MLT with separate attachments for recirc and for sparge. Excessive I know, but that's the point of brewing isn't it?? Hopefully someone with a similar setup is out looking. Thanks for the interest so far - still for sale at this point.