Found a new grain straining basket

[red reaper]

Not sure if this is the correct place for this, but here goes. Had this in the shed left over from a new sprayer tank purchase for a 220 Spra Coupe ag chemical sprayer. I had never used it and saw it on the shelf and it just hit me STRAINER!! works well for the initial straining, then re-strain with a smaller one, similar to this reusable coffee filter. Would like to find a large one like the sprayer one only with the fine mesh like the coffee filter. Absolutely no scorching occured. If any of you want one of these strainers, contact your local Agco dealer and order this strainer for under the chemical tank lid for a 220 spra coupe,I doubt they are very expensive and yes, that's how you spell this sprayer's name. This one came with a new replacement tank I had purchased. This is my first contributing thread to this site, and hope this helps someone ,as I've learned reading here for a few months and wanting to give something back.

[blanikdog]

Nice find RR. I'll have a look around the local Ag stores here.
I'm gonna have a dreadful time straining my fig wash. There must be a billion or so seeds in it. I'm surprised that the earth isn't covered in fig trees.

blanik

[ammo man]

I use the following from Dadant Bee Keeping Supplies for a lot of my filtering:

M01354 BOTTLING BUCKET KIT
[M01354] $33.24

Ideal for filtering small, medium, or large particles from honey. Comes with three reusable, washable filters. 600 Micron for coarse filtering. 400 Micron for medium filtering, and 200 Micron for fine filtering. These filters are custom designed to fit securely on the 5 gallon Honey Bucket. An excellent and inexpensive filter that will make your honey sparkle.
Kit includes the following:
• Cover/Lid
• 200 Micron Fine Filter
• 400 Micron Medium Filter
• 600 Micron Coarse Filter
• 5 Gallon Pail Honey Bucket (Gate Included)

https://www.dadant.com/catalog/product_ ... cts_id=422" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

Bert

[red reaper]

Thanks for the link Ammo, that does look like a nice setup!