Hey 3-tier guys.

[perkins98]

How has everyone attached thier HLT to you top tier. I figure once it's up there I shouldn't have to take it down very often. What have you guys done to permanately/semi attached your keggles to your top tier?

 

[FlyinkibbleZ]

Nope, mine wont fit out the garage door if i did that. I dont have to move it often, but that is one reason why i dont. also, if i have a long break from brewing, i want to be able to make sure its cleaned out well without having to pull the ladder out.

 

[HBHoss]

I won't be attaching mine. The sparge arm would get in the way since the end of it is below the top of the MLT.

 

[humann_brewing]

I won't be attaching mine. The sparge arm would get in the way since the end of it is below the top of the MLT.

Hey there HBHoss, how did you acquire yours, did you build it. I like the simple yet functional design.

 

[HBHoss]

Hey there HBHoss, how did you acquire yours, did you build it. I like the simple yet functional design.

It was built by this company http://www.thebeveragepeople.com/beer-brewing-pilot-breweries.html back in the 90's and is on permanent loan from a friend.

 

[FSR402]

My burner is bolted down but the kettle is not. I have a QD on the lid so I just hook up my water line and I never have to go up there until it's time to take it down.

 

[Dog House Brew]

I ust put 1 vertical piece of flat stock about an 1 1/2" long and put a small pin through it and the keg skirt. I worried about bumping the rig when it was low and spilling it. Hold it solid enough to keep it put.