2 cheap plastic buckets with holes in the top and a tap at the bottomDJ_L3ThAL said:What will they think of next!?
Yes, but the weight of the door is dispersed more evenly across two brackets. The weight of the grain would be greater than the weight of the door at any one point of the bracket.hotmelt said:I think your garage door would be heavier than a bag of wet grain so it should be ok to hang a pulley off.
It's more of a safety concern that you'd be ADDING weight to the already loaded garage door bracket. Rolling the door down should be relieving said bracket of enough strength to take the 10-20kg weight of wet grain though, exercising caution as always of course.Prince Imperial said:Yes, but the weight of the door is dispersed more evenly across two brackets. The weight of the grain would be greater than the weight of the door at any one point of the bracket.
I don't mind the idea of draining though.
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Was wondering how long it would be. Was worried you were ill or something. Good to see my fears were unfoundedLord Raja Goomba I said:2 cheap plastic buckets with holes in the top and a tap at the bottomh34r:
I have recently purchased a 60 L urn. Have just finished the frame to get it at a reasonable working height. Next is to make a single arm gantry up the back of the frame and over the urn centre. I'm going to make this pivot so I can swing the bag to the side and finish drain/sparge into a separate container.Prince Imperial said:Slightly off topic, but what do BIABers suspend their pulleys from? My garage has nothing other than the brackets that the garage door rolls along & I doubt they are strong enough. Anyone have any brilliant solutions?
I'm sure a few Tasmanians could help you with that for free.Bribie G said:Doesn't help me, I still need to get a scrotum tuck when I win lotto.