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RMS 4 Roller Miller 9'x6' Double Pair Model #A15201-B for Sale. Purchased in 2015 but not ever switched on. Works well with a 10-15 barrel system, cracking at 3000 lbs/hr. Includes a 10 pound hopper with Lid with 2-4" Inlet Tubes. Also, includes a Flex Auger system Model 90, Hopper to Mill and Mill to Mash, 2 Flex Augers & Mill Motor Starters. Selling without a Warranty. $13,000. Location in Durham, NC. PM through ADI with interest and questions or direct email at TinaCWilliford@gmail.com.
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2 HP, 3 phase, explosion proof motor and funnel boot. Works great. Located in Tofino BC Canada. $3500 CDN.
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Apollo econo mill with with 2hp 230-460v explosion proof UL Listed motor. Adjustable gap, 6 inch rollers 18″ extension legs (not pictured) Canadian made. Bought used from a distillery in the US but was never wired up for our use. No longer required since we use a third party to mill for us off-site. $2450 USD / $3200 CAD (Price new is $3950 /$5200 CAD) FOB P3E5P5, Ontario, Canada (Sorry about the dust and bad pics, its been in storage since purchased a couple of years back)
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What milling specs would you use for grain-in malt whiskey mashes? Looking for thoughts as they relate to efficiency and ease of processing/pumping. Are there any downsides to milling to/near flour? I recently tried a mash with malt milled to 1.8 and had a lot of problems running the mash through my impeller pump.
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We are putting our 3 year old Meadows burr mill up for sale. Its in excellent condition and comes with a brand new set of burrs. Meadows 6 Inch Steel Burr Mill.pdf, it will mill about fine corn meal 500 lbs an hour. Easy to use and portable. Its prefect for a small to mid size operation. We're asking $2000. FOB 29403 we paid 3600. new see below info. for pics or questions email info@highwiredistilling.com Thanks for looking! MEADOWS 6 INCH STEEL BURR MILL: INCLUDES WELDED STEEL FRAME WITH LEGS AND CASTERS, COMPLETE BELT DRIVE WITH BELT GUARD, 5-HP 3-PHASE 208/230/460-VOLT 60-HERTZ ELECTRIC MOTOR, & 208-VAC MAGNETIC MOTOR STARTER…$3,110.00 FREIGHT CHARGE TO ZIP CODE 29403...$388.00 TOTAL SELLING PRICE FOB NORTH WILKESBORO, NC 28659…$3,598.00
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$10,000 - Selling my 500L Hoga. I had a water bath built, with direct fire natural gas burners. Heat up time is about 2 hours and the run time can be as quick as 3 hours and as slow as 8 hours depending on how many of the plates you're using and how hard you're running the dephlegmator. It has a column with up to 10 removable plates, and then a dephlegmator above the condenser. I've been able to do stripping runs, finishing runs, whisky, rum, short runs of vodka and brandy on this unit, and its size pairs very well with my stripping still. The water bath helps keep the quality high on your final product. $6000 - 600 gallon custom stripping still. I purchased the 600 gallon double walled and jacketed tank, added a 2hp agitator with a bronze boat prop and a mechanical variable drive (wired for 110V right now but can be rewired for 220V), put a 3" column and built a copper coiled condenser out of a propane tank. I've used it with a direct fire burner that is included, it was designed to evenly apply heat over a large area across the bottom to reduce hot spots and burning. This still will need to get the column reattached after being moved into place. $3000 - 10hp meadow mills hammer mill model5 with fan discharge for flour. This unit is single phase 220V so it can work anywhere, you can even run it off of a generator easily! I have 1/16" screen and 1/4" screen. The hammer mill will need new cloth bags to catch the grain, while being stored I had some rats chew through them. $500 - 1,000# +/-0.2lbs NTEP pallet scale. I went for the lower weight to get higher accuracy. I would be willing to sell everything together with a bundle price or each piece separately. I used the large still as a mash tun, so all you would need potentially is a pump and some fermenters to get your distillery started. I could process 1500# of grain per mash/stripping run and 3000# of potatoes the one time I made a potato vodka.
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On very important piece of equipment is a quality grain mill. This is a perfect mill for any operation. It is a CS Bell #2 with a new 7hp motor. 208/230 single phase. I have all screens from course to powder. The blower will move the grind to a separate location, like milling outside and dumping directly into the mash tun. Less work, more efficient. Works perfect and will last many, many years, the bearings are greaseable and all hammers are in place. $1200, FOB
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8" Sven roller mill, 5hp 3ph XP, 10gpi with XP motor, Harden rolls, Augur boot - $5,000 Serious inquiries only at info@dutchsspirits.com or 518-398-1022
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$2000 Pick up only (in Pennsylvania) Like new, barely used Capacities from bushel fine to 300 pounds coarse and more per hour. Special alloy grinding burrs From home/commercial/hobby farm to large ranch/farm operations (livestock, poultry, etc. ...) Fully wired 2hp motor, starter and 25ft. plugged power cord Base frame with adjustable motor mounting bracket Safety belt guard and V-drive Feed hopper (5 quart capacity) with adjustable feed slide Mobile base frame Operates on 220v-single phase electric service
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What options are available to minimize dust when using 50lb sacks ground to flour? Is there anything for manual pour into the mash tun, or is an auger system needed? I would eventually like to auger with larger sacks or mill ourselves, so something we can grow with would be great.
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Looking for thoughts/experiences with dust collection during grain handling and processing. We will be using a Rad Equipment hammer mill, augers to move the grist, and a loading hopper to charge the mill and a surge hopper to charge the mash tank. The city wants us to install dust collection, which we figured we'd have to, just wondering if anyone loves their equipment, or hates it...? Thanks, Ryan
