65L & 100L 60cm - Heavy Duty BrewZilla Dolly Bundle
KB15697
Suitable for 65L and 100L BrewZillas and DigiBoils. The feet of those brewing systems slot into the grooved on the dolly plate to make moving your brewery around a breeze. Lock your brewery in place with two locking wheels.
These dollys are highly recommended if you are using a Lift-N-Lock Pulley type system for your malt pipe to move the brewery into the exact spot that you need and move away.
This Dolly Bundle is the KegLand Crew preferred Dolly for Gen 4 - 100L BrewZillas and 65L BrewZillas/DigiBoils that use tall bulky distillation heads.
Includes:
1 x 660mm Diameter x 20mm Thick Reinforced Plastic Dolly Plate. (includes nut and bolt assembly (16 x Nuts, 16 x Bolts, 32 x Washers)
2 x KL21296 100mm Castor Wheel - Locking
2 x KL21302 100mm Castor Wheel - Free Spinning
Overall rating: 4.857143 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: ["brew"].
"Safety first when you're dealing with boiling hot wort. This dolly is built like a tank. Very stable for my Brewzilla 65 especially when the rubber feet have their own cutouts. No slipping. It looks and feels like it will last a lifetime of brewing. I can also use it for moving my full kegmenter around to the pulley area."
"The 100lt Brewzilla dolly worked amazing. The dolly provided a smooth movement of the unit with grain and wort in suppprt of positioning the unit before pulling the basket. Definitely an extra worth getting."
"Up for the challenge of moving 50 L of boiling Wort"
"Makes life so much easier!"
"This is fantastic, I use it to move my fermenter around."
"One of the best accessories I got with my brewery. Very solid with castor wheels that lock in and move when required easily."
"I found the Brewzilla 100L reduced my brew day by about two hours compared to my Grainfather G30, had plenty of power and was a breeze to clean. All in all was a good purchase. I believe it could be improved by:: 1. Including an on/off switch on the control panel. 2. The pump needs to be variable speed and not the current time method. 3. The RAPT could incorporate into its current software the ability to increase/decrease power output as well as pump speed, which would be possible at different times of the brewing process."
