G'day from the goldcoast

[drunkett]

Like to say hello to all,

I've been running a t500 for about 6 months now using turbo washes.

It's been coming out alright but after reading some posts on here I've decided to go away from the brew shops and go a tpw wash.

I've got 2 cooking up now so I'll see how they go. The t500 is good for neutrals but real pita with water management.

I'd like to go a pot still so I've got a lot of learning to do 1st.

Cheers and thanks

:text-thankyoublue:

[bt1]

Welcome drunk,

Ah don't tell me.. someone flushes the loo and the temp on the still jumps routine?... gotta love it...not!

A pot's a good start especially if your chasing rums and whiskys...prolly never need to change realistically.
Enjoy the TPW lower cost and effort...there's a few other to try also depending on drink prefs.

enjoy!
bt1

[drunkett]

Cheers thanks

Yes the water is a issue. I've got it running now with a pond pump out of a 200lt drum as the kitchen and dunnys were off limits for good 4 hrs at a time. The boss wasn't impressed.

Working ok at moment.

If I knew what a pain in the arse it was with water I wouldn't of bought it.

But I didn't and I did so I'll put up with it. It does make a good product .

[Woodsy71]

Gday D,

Welcome aboard :wave:

I too would have steered away from the T500 if i had my time over again.

Thats the beauty of hindsight :roll:

However, once you get the water usage issue under control, as you have. Then you get some TPWs under your belt, and get a handle on making good cuts, believe me mate the T500 will give you a very good, clean neutral :D

You just have to realise that the rig is not the issue, its what you run through it that counts :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Sam.]

Welcome aboard mate :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Bushy]

Welcome to the forum. A bloke borrowed my flow controller for his t500, came back with a grin on his face, went and bought one.

[Crankyyankee]

Flow controller?