evoo4u
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I don't have an RB, but something like this:
evoo4u said:I don't have an RB, but something like this:
And so begins your career as AHB's cartoonist-in-residence.evoo4u said:I don't have an RB, but something like this:
I did the same thing for a completely separate chiller i bought from Ebay. the outer tube diameter was 12mm. The description on the KK website stated the compression fittings were suitable for their 12mm immersion chiller.Siborg said:Anyone used the included chiller? What have you used to attach a hose to it? I had some spare hose clamps, but they didn't do a great job and it was spewing out a little water. I ordered some of the compression fittings from keg king, but I think they are too big and are meant for their separate immersion chiller.
Before i got the compression fittings mentioned above, i used a couple of hose clamps, then had a rubber band wrapped around the tube (not over the hose), so that if any smal drips came out of the hose, it would collect on the rubber band and drip onto the floor, rather than dribbling along the tubing and into the cooling wort. It worked okay, but the compression fittings work much better. I got some hose fittings that have rotating adjustable elbows to make it easier too.Bob_Loblaw said:I had a box of ALDI hose clamps lying around and luckily found two that were the perfect size for the chiller. Obviously you want to get them as tight as possible and on the right spot of the hose and chiller pipe end.
I'd say I'll get it at some point but for now will run in stock form.MastersBrewery said:The ss head for that pump is well worth the $40.
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