by James L » Wednesday Apr 09, 2008 10:34 am
Bloody didnt have any red ones... only blue...
but now i'm faced with the problem of the drain hole being higher than the false bottom, and the hosing to connect the two not being flexible enough, thus making the false bottom lift off the esky and create a nice gap for grain to get into. This only occurs because i want the false bottom directly in the centre of the esky base. If i were to move the false bottom to one side (the side furthest from the drain hole), there is no problem, but i feel that this will effect the efficiency of the mash...
There is only about 10mm diff in height, but because the two point are so close to each other (50mm), i need to get some more flexible food grade hosing, or get the maintenance guy at work to bend me some stainless...
Has anyone else experienced this, and how have you overcome it?
I freely admit that I was Very Very Drunk....
"They speak of my drinking, but never consider my thirst."