Those of you brewing 5 gal. inside: are you using valves to transfer water and wort OR are you liftiing and pouring. I am trying to decide what to buy. If I can kep it cheap then all the better. Thanks Charlie
AG without propane/burner
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Soulive
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balto charlie said:
Das autosiphon!
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Yep, I just siphon too.Soulive said:
Ah the siphon! Makes sense. Thanks charlie
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Here is the tiny kitchen I do AG in. No more excuses! 
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jzal8 said:
Mine is a Kenmore. Its the only original item in my kitchen. I'm telling you, now that I know I can so single batches inside, I'll be brewing twice as much...
Mine is a Magic Chef, but from the looks of it I wouldnt be suprised if that was a subsiderary of Kenmore or a parent company because they are identical.
Does each range on the stove top give off the same strength flame? Mine does.
This weekend I am brewing a Pale Ale and am going to attempt a 4.1 gallon boil with my current Pot. If that works out then I'm gonna pony up and purchase that 32 qt pot I saw online with 3 inches more in diameter.
Did you ever figure out the diameter of your new pot?
Does each range on the stove top give off the same strength flame? Mine does.
This weekend I am brewing a Pale Ale and am going to attempt a 4.1 gallon boil with my current Pot. If that works out then I'm gonna pony up and purchase that 32 qt pot I saw online with 3 inches more in diameter.
Did you ever figure out the diameter of your new pot?
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jzal8 said:
I don't know about the strength of the flames, but the front right burner (that the pots on in the pic) is bigger than the others. I keep forgetting to measure the diameter but its probably 12-15" wide...
Well y'all got me thinking AG since i might be ble to do it inside. I found this SS 9 gallon pot at what seems to be a good price. Do you agree? free shipping!
http://www.cookware.com/Bayou-Classic-10-xx-BAY1032.html
gotta build me a chiller and I'm good to go:rockin: Charlie
http://www.cookware.com/Bayou-Classic-10-xx-BAY1032.html
gotta build me a chiller and I'm good to go:rockin: Charlie
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balto charlie said:
Yes thats a good price. Go AG!
Soulive said:
Just looked when I got home, and my front right burner is marked "High Speed". Same size as the others but I guess stronger than the others. Interesting I never noticed that. I've always brewed on the front left burner.
Edit: Looks like this is going to be a done deal for me. This sunday when I brew my Pale Ale, It will be a 4 and a quarter gallon boil and it will be on the front right burner. Consider that 32 qt pot purchased, and get ready for a grain mill purchase in 2 weeks. Boooyah!
I tested my burner. Neighbor lent me his crab pot, 5 gallons. I could bring it to a boil in less than 1 hour. Since I had some hot water I decided to do a PM. even used his pot. I tried to make a Dogfish Indian Brown Ale clone. The pot was really wide, probably too wide. The pot I'm thinking about getting is 13.5" wide. I think this will fit on the burner nicely. Also gotta go to the scrap yard for some copper and put a different bottom in my mash tun.
jzal8: was it a success?
charlie
jzal8: was it a success?
charlie
