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I posted this in the progets form and I should have put it here I think.antyway I ordered the PSII HO and have started to think I should have bungs welded in for heating elements,I am planing on propane for now but later on do yall think that I might want to go to eletric,thanks to all and yall have a lot of great info
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its a good idea to have 1 inch NPT couplings in the event you want to be a bit more versatile
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" Originally Posted by: scotty  its a good idea to have 1 inch NPT couplings in the event you want to be a bit more versatile thanks,I think that it was your sticky that got me to thinkin that later on I might want to change,what do I need to do to get the change into the works,e-mail bh and do you recomend 1 or 2 couplings, thanks again"
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I have two, use one for a drain. The drain works real nice when needing hot backset or when draining after running a 10 gallon wash.
If its a 15 gallon one definitely 2- I have only one on my 8 gallon and the idea of a drain sounds good on any size
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I have a 2" ferrule in my 15Gal BH kettle - I use a Hillbilly adapter that mounts a wh element in a 2" piece of stainless - works like a hose. 2" tri-clamp & gasket.
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FLHT01 I edited your post by mistake-- I thought I was just replying to your statement. I have made this mistake before SORRY
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No problem Scotty, your comments on having a drain are the same way I feel about it. I went ahead and put a pipe to hose adapter on the valve so I could screw a water hose on it and drain it out in the yard if I need to. Just have to let it cool off first, yard can't handle that much hot wash :)
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Originally Posted by: flht01 No problem Scotty, your comments on having a drain are the same way I feel about it. I went ahead and put a pipe to hose adapter on the valve so I could screw a water hose on it and drain it out in the yard if I need to. Just have to let it cool off first, yard can't handle that much hot wash :) Did you get a valve installed on a 2" tri- clamp end cap, or what did you use and where can I find one . I've been looking... Thanks Captinjack
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Originally Posted by: captinjack Did you get a valve installed on a 2" tri- clamp end cap, or what did you use and where can I find one . I've been looking...
Thanks Captinjack I found this: http://www.brewershardwa...over-X-1-2-Male-NPT.html And used a 1/2" ss ball valve.
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With the large openings on the premium rigs one can install himself if you missed the opportunity to have it done before shipping.
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Originally Posted by: flht01 Thanks, I'll be ordering one of those.
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