Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
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Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
Hey All,
I want to build a line cleaner and I’m wondering what everyone is using for a garden/lawn sprayer.
Any tips on fittings used to get a liquid ball lock post attached to it would be appreciated.
Everwood has 9/32 - 1/4 male post adapters and 9/32 -1/4 female (I think). I’m expecting to have to use one of these but figure it might be hard to find a coupling that goes from 1/4 male or female to whatever thread might be on the sprayer.
Thanks!
I want to build a line cleaner and I’m wondering what everyone is using for a garden/lawn sprayer.
Any tips on fittings used to get a liquid ball lock post attached to it would be appreciated.
Everwood has 9/32 - 1/4 male post adapters and 9/32 -1/4 female (I think). I’m expecting to have to use one of these but figure it might be hard to find a coupling that goes from 1/4 male or female to whatever thread might be on the sprayer.
Thanks!
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
Not sure if this is what your looking for : https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/thre ... er.226497/
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
I was going to do something similar. But in the end I just stuck a piece of 1/2" tubing on the sprayer and then jammed that onto my tap. I force the cleaner backwards through the system. It works fine.
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
Thanks Wader,
This is exactly what I am looking to do. I had stumbled on that forum but was hoping to source everything in Nova Scotia. Home Depot in Canada might(?) carry that sprayer but I doubt it would be easy to find the coupling let alone a 3/8 threaded liquid post (didn’t even know they made such a thing honestly.)
I was hoping to get some feedback from Brewnosers who have built something similar, hopefully with everything sourced from HRM.
Cheers
This is exactly what I am looking to do. I had stumbled on that forum but was hoping to source everything in Nova Scotia. Home Depot in Canada might(?) carry that sprayer but I doubt it would be easy to find the coupling let alone a 3/8 threaded liquid post (didn’t even know they made such a thing honestly.)
I was hoping to get some feedback from Brewnosers who have built something similar, hopefully with everything sourced from HRM.
Cheers
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
Gee, looks like that would work fine.sheppard107 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2018 9:24 pmI was going to do something similar. But in the end I just stuck a piece of 1/2" tubing on the sprayer and then jammed that onto my tap. I force the cleaner backwards through the system. It works fine. IMG_20180115_201902695.jpg
Thanks Man.
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
I use a sump pump and recirculate
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
I do the same as sleepyjamie. Remove the 2 taps and connect with a small piece of hose between these
http://www.everwoodavebrewshop.com/product-p/36491.htm
and recirculate. Both lines at once.
http://www.everwoodavebrewshop.com/product-p/36491.htm
and recirculate. Both lines at once.
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
Dave at Everwood used to have the fittings required for the hand sprayer version. I built mine with a ball lock connection on the end. It's great to use for a quick clean or portable to take to family kegprators.
I also have a small pond pump that I use to recirc line cleaner through the taps at home, using 1/2" silicon tubing to fit over the perlicks.
I also have a small pond pump that I use to recirc line cleaner through the taps at home, using 1/2" silicon tubing to fit over the perlicks.
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
A cheap dollar store sprayer, ball lock liquid out post and a brass adapter will drive a gusher of cleaner through your system. Initially I'll run PBW through and flush with warm water. Then I run Diversol through mine and let it sit a few...not too long as bleach isn't compatible with stainless. Another flush with water and all good. Mines an identical build to the HBT...
PS - no pulling taps apart or fussfvcking on...although I might do it once a season or year...
Under $20...cannot go wrong!PS - no pulling taps apart or fussfvcking on...although I might do it once a season or year...
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At Bat: several Czech Pils
On Deck: Cream Ale
In the Hole: Kolsch
Clean Up: Tall Ships Ale clones
On tap: Propeller Pils, Festa Cream Ale
On Deck: Cream Ale
In the Hole: Kolsch
Clean Up: Tall Ships Ale clones
On tap: Propeller Pils, Festa Cream Ale
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
Did you get the coupler from Everwood?elreplica wrote: ↑Mon Jan 22, 2018 10:49 amA cheap dollar store sprayer, ball lock liquid out post and a brass adapter will drive a gusher of cleaner through your system. Initially I'll run PBW through and flush with warm water. Then I run Diversol through mine and let it sit a few...not too long as bleach isn't compatible with stainless. Another flush with water and all good. Mines an identical build to the HBT...IMG_1258.JPG
Under $20...cannot go wrong!
PS - no pulling taps apart or fussfvcking on...although I might do it once a season or year...
I had a look at Kent, albeit a quick look. but didn’t find what I was looking for and haven’t had a chance to stop into Everwood recently.
Also, if that’s a Firestone liq. ball post it should 5/8. If that’s a 3/8 fitting then I guess if you use enough Teflon tape it will work.
Thanks!
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Re: Sprayer/Line cleaner Build
Uhmmm...not sure exactly beert...I just brought an old ball lock post with me to home hardware and matched it up with the coupler on a sprayer they had...teflon tape sealed it...it didn't thread perfectly and I probably cut some new ones while screwing it on and it's all good...dropped the sprayer on garage floor and now it leaks due to a hairline crack but it still dies the job...waiting now for Dallas store to put them out in March for spring and I'll grab a couple for spares...$3/ each lol
At Bat: several Czech Pils
On Deck: Cream Ale
In the Hole: Kolsch
Clean Up: Tall Ships Ale clones
On tap: Propeller Pils, Festa Cream Ale
On Deck: Cream Ale
In the Hole: Kolsch
Clean Up: Tall Ships Ale clones
On tap: Propeller Pils, Festa Cream Ale
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