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Old 11-23-2009, 02:43 PM   #1
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Default ok, i'm only brewing one more extract batch

and then i'm going all-grain!!!!

i just ordered this...

10 gallon AGS



along with this...



to go with this that i already have (sans thermometer)...







am i missing anything that anyone can think of????


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burner, chiller, refractometer and march pump? Plus a bunch more fermenters since you'll be brewing more often?


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burner, chiller, refractometer and march pump? Plus a bunch more fermenters since you'll be brewing more often?

i've got a burner, chiller, refractomenter. got plenty of carboys and better bottles...

what's a march pump?????
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A march pump is a food grade/heat tolerant pump which is great for moving hot liquids from one container to another. I currently use it to recirculate the wort during chilling (creating a whirlpool on the IC) and to move the finished wort into the primary.

Not necessary by any means, but nice to have.
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A march pump is a food grade/heat tolerant pump which is great for moving hot liquids from one container to another. I currently use it to recirculate the wort during chilling (creating a whirlpool on the IC) and to move the finished wort into the primary.

Not necessary by any means, but nice to have.
is that a home depot/lowes item or a homebrew shop item?
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Homebrew shop (may be special order for LHBS) or ebay. You can get them pre-wired for standard plug use, or un-wired.

Here's a link:

http://www.austinhomebrew.com/product_info.php?products_id=10664
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Homebrew shop (may be special order for LHBS) or ebay. You can get them pre-wired for standard plug use, or un-wired.

Here's a link:

http://www.austinhomebrew.com/product_info.php?products_id=10664

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