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Hi, I actually have a 35 litre aluminium pan, plus and unfitted metal tap and a 6inch and 12inch bazooka (hop filter). But I'm over in North Norfolk. I've only ever used to pan to heat sparge water, I have planned to either do biab or mach in a cool box I have but ended up buying a klarstein that I am very happy with.
If you are interested let me know and I'll look into postage. I'll get some pics. Probably around £50 Inc Post?
If you are interested let me know and I'll look into postage. I'll get some pics. Probably around £50 Inc Post?
Just a question about the hop filter, do i still need to put the malt in a bag or will the bazooka filter the malt ?
I had always planned to use a bag, but I'd never used this pan for making beer.
Note the tap and bazooka(s) aren't fitted - no hole has been drilled and it will need a connector from the tap to the bazooka - but they are both the same size so a simple female to female plumbing fitting will do the trick.
No problem if not for you, just made me think I've had it sitting around. I'll put it in the for sale forum if you aren't interested and get some pictures up after work.
Note the tap and bazooka(s) aren't fitted - no hole has been drilled and it will need a connector from the tap to the bazooka - but they are both the same size so a simple female to female plumbing fitting will do the trick.
No problem if not for you, just made me think I've had it sitting around. I'll put it in the for sale forum if you aren't interested and get some pictures up after work.
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