Re: stirring
The tripod and the wine barrell and the vortex are the focus of the pictures and accompanying story. I don't guess the water carrying information cares if it is the face of Greg Willis or Lady Galadriel who is staring down into the vortex... though the thoughts of an Elf Queen might be more interesting. Peter Bacchus says he ties a bamboo cane to a tree branch up above to fashion a stirring pole. That is an image worth repeating. The ergonomic stirring effect would be similar to a pole handing down from a tripod. Flow forms stirring is appealing for large batches, if you can afford them or make one yourself. Steve Diver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Well I like machine stirring. The big question today is how many folks that > started a greg willis program are still on it, granted that a stirring > machine can sit unused too but it tends to get used more than hand stirring > for 100acres or more...sstorch >
Re: stirring machines
I have two newly constructed stirring machines available capable of stirring eighty gallons, hydraulically driven[no electric]- can be run off a tractor, manually change direction, your intent must be there. $5000 US FOB freight...sstorch Your intent is well manifest when you ante up to the invoice. -Allan