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Hi Pp:
You making any port this season? Have 5 gal of Cab and ~60lbs of plums in the freezeragain for more plum port. racking The tubing comes off a roll at the hardware store and has a curl set into it. When slipped in the jug or carboy they find the edge of the glass right away and stay right there untill I scoot them down. Never had one that was straight yet! Take Care, Steve Oregon On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 10:13:11 -0800 (PST), pp > wrote: >On Dec 18, 6:30 pm, spud > wrote: >> Jug to Jug - Clear tubing. >> Jug to bottle - clear tubing and bottle filler. >> >> A racking cane - huh? >> >> Steve >> Oregon >> > >Steve: > >How do you prevent the tubing from disturbing sediment without the >solid support of a racking cane? I find the tubing end curls in >unpredictable ways and it's pretty much impossible to deal with it at >the bottom of the container. I've got a regular size plastic racking >cane and cut it down to fit nicely into a gallon jug, and that works >fairly well - the main issue is seeing the bottom tip of the cane. > >Pp |
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