Solar Pump to solve a problem?

[Swiller]

Hi guy's I need some advice please.
I am looking to buy a plastic conical fermenter. Having checked out it's dimensions I see it is just over 80cm in height. This poses a problem as the fermenters I have are 50cm and the tap is about 6cm above the fermenter.
I will explain (if I can) I use a Brewmonk all in one which sits on a table which the fermenter just fits under it's tap. There the problem lies. Get a higher table I hear you cry, not that easy.
The table height is the maximum I can manage when lifting the grain pipe up to the hooks, I have arthritis in my fingers and hands and a few other places I won't mention.
Would the answer be to pump the wart into the conical? I read that it is not recommended to use the pump in the Brewmonk to transfer wart.

[vacant]

I have a pulley to lift my BIAB and leave it to drain. With the grain pipe held up by a pulley, could you slide the Brewmonk under it?

[Swiller]

Thanks Vacant I will give your idea some thought.

[themadhippy]

cheapskate option would be a pipe from the tap pushed down into the fermenter so its lower than the tap and let physics do the work

[MashBag]

Better. Don't waste your money on the conical. Problem solved.
Youngs wide mouth fermenter. £15. Sorted.

[bottles]

Would a scissor lift help. Brew and lift grain pipe. Then activate scissor lift to raise brew to above conical. Depends if you can spare a few inches to insert the scissor lift.
Andrew

[MashBag]

I like my idea better

[bottles]

Don't disagree. I had a look at prices. The cheapest are round £50 so its not a great solution.
Andrew

[MashBag]

Hi guy's I need some advice please.
I am looking to buy a plastic conical fermenter. Having checked out it's dimensions I see it is just over 80cm in height. This poses a problem as the fermenters I have are 50cm and the tap is about 6cm above the fermenter.
I will explain (if I can) I use a Brewmonk all in one which sits on a table which the fermenter just fits under it's tap. There the problem lies. Get a higher table I hear you cry, not that easy.
The table height is the maximum I can manage when lifting the grain pipe up to the hooks, I have arthritis in my fingers and hands and a few other places I won't mention.
Would the answer be to pump the wart into the conical? I read that it is not recommended to use the pump in the Brewmonk to transfer wart.

Different thought? What do you think you will gain with a plastic conical fermenter?