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Will take £300.

Up for sale is my trusty Grainfather Mk1 Owned since new. It has the pump/filter upgrades and neoprene jacket. Comes with Mangrove Jack Hop spider Grainfather Whirlpool paddle and CFC. Works perfectly and always after use a cycle of oxi ran thru. £350 collected from Liverpool

Could be worth a try :)

Decided to go down the route of sharing my brews with family reusing the 5 litre mini/party kegs. Filled one last night and it’s leaked everywhere from the red bung around the tap. Are these serviceable seems a shame to bin it. Thanks Paul

The manifold just rests on top of the grain bed. I use it for both mashing and sparging and it seems to work well. I know BT have a prototype sparging device in testing but expect this to be serious £££. In my opinion BT should sell upgrade/mod parts at a reduced price as we’ve already bought...

I’ve gone down the road of using the smaller SS Brewtech Mash Recirculation manifold. I use the 3/8 adapter into the top of the mash hat and some 3/8 hose into the manifold. As welly3 has pointed out there’s some excellent alternatives in the Facebook owners group using John guest fittings and pipe.

Haven’t read the whole thread. But do these come with a battery?

Hi, Is this still for sale? Regards Paul

I think myself and @welly3 have covered the slight flaws in the system. But please don’t let this put you off, it’s a great bit of kit that will last forever and is constantly being improved. I think the B40 and 7 gallon Unitank will be perfect for your needs. Just add a Digiboil 35l to your...

To the OP. If your going to be doing small batches in the B40/80 I highly recommend the adjustable diptube. This will ensure the elements are in contact with wort during recirculation.

Yeah I agree it’s a fantastic system. I just think where a part of the system is known to have niggles, instead of charging the earth for an upgraded part simply supply at cost. The supplied mesh filter is completely useless and you have to purchase the “upgraded” filter which is serious ££ for...

Hi Mate, I’ve got a B80 pro paired with 2x 1/2 BBL Chronicals. My target output is 50 litres which of 40 litres is either for 1x Cask (9 gallon) or split into 2x Corny’s and bottle the rest. It’s a great system but the accessories soon spiral out of control £££. Which if I’m sure I totalled it...

Long shot But does anyone have a spare FTSS pump and chiller coil they would be willing to sell? These have been out of stock since about March in the UK. Thanks Paul

I've used TSP in the past and is recommended by SS Brewtech. £3 for 500g on ebay.

I've got one of these https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Homebrew-Grain-Processor-Grain-Crusher-Stainless-3-Roller-Malt-Mill-Grain-Mill/362648099437 Very sturdy and heavy. I think its made in the Czech Republic but its an almost replica of the Bulldog mills

Are you following a UK specific wiring diagram? I looked at the 240v write up over at the Electric Brewery however it’s a couple of years old now and has pages of comments with all kinds of variations. Are you able to give a ballpark figure in cost of parts to assemble your panel less labour...

Has anyone got any experience of building a panel or where to buy one already assembled? I’m looking at a electric 3 vessel setup however there is no control panel. I’m just trying to work out how much a panel would cost and any special requirements ie upgraded supply from the fusebox. Thanks

From what I have read this would fit your requirements. I'm looking at picking up Unitank myself once back in stock in the UK. I'm going to use a Maxi Cooler for chilling side of it and maybe some brew belts for the heating all controlled by a Wifi Inkbird controller

Got one now. Thanks