REVIEW: *allinonewinepump*

[Raptor99]

My biggest problem now is tilting the carboy and keeping the tip of the cane submerged without stirring up the lees.

To keep the carboy tilted, I use one of these:

 

[Neb Farmer]

I use a one foot-long 1"x2" piece of wood to prop up one side of the carboy.

 

[vacuumpumpman]

I like others use a piece of wood and this attachment that holds the racking cane down 3/4 down - then I tilt the carboy and can hold it the racking cane as it gets closer to the sediment - https://us.amazon.com/Midwest-Homebrewing-Winemaking-Supplies-Racking/dp/B074Q5XG3W

 

[hocke230]

My pump is almost 10+ years old at this point and still going strong! Worth every penny!

 

[joeswine]

Excellent product

 

[vacuumpumpman]

My pump is almost 10+ years old at this point and still going strong! Worth every penny!

This is not uncommon - These pumps are made to last - that is why they are thermally protected. If you are having any issues - I can always rebuild your pump no matter of the age.

 

[Raptor99]

Is it possible to use the AIO pump to rack into one of these: https://morewinemaking.com/products/farro-glass-carboy-wide-mouth-airlock-lid-carrying-harness.html It is glass rather than plastic, so I'm guessing it might work. As long as the lid is strong enough to handle the vacuum...

What about the PET Fermonster wide-mouth carboy? Would that work as well, or would the plastic be too soft?