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Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2018 4:12 pmCheersbigears wrote:Yes go for gold with one of these setups. If you have height trouble drop out a tee as I think the 500mm packed section works out to be around 20 plates. So taking one tee out one plate is not going to matter too much.
Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2018 4:15 pmr1zzla wrote:or you can make a shed roof extension .....
i can fit in 6 bubble tees and 500+100packed sections
Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2018 4:47 pmr1zzla wrote:or you can make a shed roof extension .....
i can fit in 6 bubble tees and 500+100packed sections
Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2018 4:48 pmChief wrote:Ned wrote:Admin delete if not appropriate.
Andrew this is the converted front loader washing machine, that I was telling you about. I can do 7 kg of grain at a time.
That is farken awsome..... love your efforts
Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2018 7:19 pmPosted: Tue Sep 04, 2018 6:20 pmPosted: Tue Sep 18, 2018 9:52 amr1zzla wrote:or you can make a shed roof extension .....
i can fit in 6 bubble tees and 500+100packed sections
Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2018 9:59 amPosted: Tue Sep 18, 2018 10:30 amNed wrote:r1zzla wrote:or you can make a shed roof extension .....
i can fit in 6 bubble tees and 500+100packed sections
Looking at your set up in the shed
How have you set up your digital thermometers ?
Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2018 6:42 pmr1zzla wrote:Ned wrote:r1zzla wrote:or you can make a shed roof extension .....
i can fit in 6 bubble tees and 500+100packed sections
Looking at your set up in the shed
How have you set up your digital thermometers ?
Thermowells welded above RC & parrot cup, then thermo probe on waterhose output from RC&PC, held on with amalgamating tape.
Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2018 5:57 pmProfessor Green wrote:I know the 50 litre milk can is a little shorter than my 100 litre one but I think you'll struggle to fit a full neutraliser into 2400mm even with a blockhead. All is not lost though. I run mine with 4 plates and strip my wash first. My current strategy is to strip 2 x 90 litre washes using a 4" pot setup then, combine the low wines and then run them though 4 plates with packed section.
My column set up is as follows (top down)
Blockhead (5 x 2 Tee)
RC
Packed section
SG Tee
SG Tee
SG Tee
SG Tee
100mm TC pipe (with recess for the bubble plate)
100 milk can
Bunnings dolly (approx 100mm high)
This all fits into my 2400mm shed with 5mm to spare. The reason for the dolly is to get the bottom of the drain tap high enough off the ground to be useful.
I have to say the neutraliser is the muts nuts and if you're considering one but are worried about the height, go with a similar configuration and run strategy to mine and you will not be disappointed.
Hope this helps you out Ned.
Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2018 6:16 pmPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2018 10:56 pmPosted: Thu Nov 08, 2018 5:25 pmProfessor Green wrote:Great stuff Ned - bet you can't wait to get it fired up!
Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2018 5:27 pmhillzabilly wrote:If you assembled the tee's and plates by putting the last one upside down on the bench,with recess up then fit the plate downcomer up and seal then the next tee and clamp ,until your last plate (wich will actually be the first) wich will then be topped by the boiler top,then flip the whole lot over and clamp down to the boiler.This will remove the need for the 100mm section and may just allow a 5th plate.cheers hillzabilly ;-)