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Just as a point of interest what happens if the fermentasaurus 3 were to be released before the fermentasaurus2?

Spotted this on a English site, 145 GBP, cheap for a S/S Fermenter.

Agree with above as long as the rollers are evenly spaced conditioning will give a good result.

Agree with the excess head space but if you are not pressure fermenting the krausen can certainly crawl up the saurus. I would say no to any problem using a pressure washer, though I haven't had to resort to that.

I had problems with leaks on my first Fermentasaurus, the second one I bought had the mark 2 butterfly valve never had a problem with that one so bought the mark 2 valve to fit onto my first saurus.

That's the price they are advertised at, with ball lock lids. What I would be wondering is do they have more versions of Fermentasaurus to be released.

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Is that a 60 litre Guten?

I have got some all thread, it is galvanised will this be a problem?

Thanks Reg will be giving this a try.

Reg I am interested to know more about the crush of the grain, I havent done a no sparge but I do have a Guten.

Good find WEAL

Hi Cian, I have certainly learned a lot on this forum, have read quite a bit also, didn't think I would ever have made a serious reader there definitely a lot to absorb.

To be fair it was $9,999 for 10, I did inquire and was told that it was that price while out of stock.

A guy walks into a bar with a six shooter, brandishing it above his head he asks, Who in here has been sleeping with my wife. A voice from the back says, Have you got enough ammo?

Hey Keg Land people here are waiting on the Fermentasaurus 2, how come it is being sold on Alibaba?

Same thing happened to me this morning, a bit like a willo the wisp, go to grab it and puff, its out of stock.

So is it better to rehydrate yeast or not?

So what is the general consensus with the dry yeast?

That seam definitely looks proud of the ball, how is that going to hold pressure? Unless your lucky enough to send the ball to its seat with the seam in a vertical position.