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[thesunsettree]

As per the pic, I have a porkett mil to give away. With a bit of elbow grease it has served me very well for my first 15 or so AG brews, I just recieved my monster mill (virgin brew mashing at the moment) and no longer need it. It would be a great mill for the new AG'r who wants to mill their own grain as required and hasn't or doesnt want to spend the money on a roller mill. Anyway its yours if you want it, pickup only from Karalee (near Ipswich). First in etc, pm for address and ph number if you're interested.

Matt

 

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As per the pic, I have a porkett mil to give away. With a bit of elbow grease it has served me very well for my first 15 or so AG brews, I just recieved my monster mill (virgin brew mashing at the moment) and no longer need it. It would be a great mill for the new AG'r who wants to mill their own grain as required and hasn't or doesnt want to spend the money on a roller mill. Anyway its yours if you want it, pickup only from Karalee (near Ipswich). First in etc, pm for address and ph number if you're interested.

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Ah that brings back fond memories !
GB

 

[trussyd]

PM sent

 

[manticle]

I've been using one of those since I started AG - close to 2 years and countless brews crushed. I sometimes lend it to a fellow brewer too.

Reliable little thing. I have just paid for a mill I can run with belt and motor but will be keeping mine (mine is a corona but basically identical) in case of failure. There's a lot to be said for hand powered.

Good on you for offering it up to another brewer for no profit.

 

[thesunsettree]

I've been using one of those since I started AG - close to 2 years and countless brews crushed. I sometimes lend it to a fellow brewer too.

Reliable little thing. I have just paid for a mill I can run with belt and motor but will be keeping mine (mine is a corona but basically identical) in case of failure. There's a lot to be said for hand powered.

Good on you for offering it up to another brewer for no profit.

yep, I figure the $40 it cost me has been saved by buying grain in bulk... plus if it offers entry to AG (for someone) then i'm even happier with that outcome. hopefully trussyd has a good many brews with it.

matt

 

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I've got one of these, anyone figured out a way to drive it with a powerdrill?

 

[thesunsettree]

I've got one of these, anyone figured out a way to drive it with a powerdrill?

i reckon there'd be a way if you knew how to work with metal/steel, which unfortunately rules me out completely

matt

 

[Acasta]

Gone?

 

[thesunsettree]

Gone?

at the moment yes. a bloke nearby is picking up next week. I will advise if it doesnt happen, if you want.

matt

 

[manticle]

Gone?

Even if it's not - pick up only from ipswich (or thereabouts). Bit far from Eltham.

 

[kuzzy]

I'll take it if you still have it - I live in Karalee as well, easy pickup.

 

[thesunsettree]

I'll take it if you still have it - I live in Karalee as well, easy pickup.

hi kuzzy,

i have told trussyd i will hold it for him till this weekend, if he changes his mind i'll let you know

matt

 

[ledgenko]

Paxy .. does a 10mm socket on a drill bit attachment work ?? I have one on my Marga and it works a treat !!