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Offline scotty  
#1 Posted : Wednesday, February 01, 2012 12:55:05 AM(UTC)
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"I have a glass carboy that is 6 imperial gallons. I have it market to just accept 7.5 US gallons.

I'm doing a sugar wash now and have it filled to the top and under lock.
It was on the floor because i had just transfered the wash from the plastic fermenter on the counter top to the carboy on the floor/

I have this gadjet to lift full carboys from the floor back to the countertop

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This is a photo of us moving some wine.


Well while sliding the 7.5 gallon carboy from the lift to the countertop, the lift rolled away from the counter a bit and the full carboy dropped over 3.5 feet to the floor.

It didnt break. Well the floor is soft tile over 3/4 inch plywood and 2x4s. Cement would have gotten anything.


I think that if this carboy was made in mexico like most of my my other ones ,it would have shattered. MAYBE??????"
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