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• Posted in thread: German Alt with FG of 1.020???? on 04-25-2007 at 03:00 AM
  I guess I was afraid of it sitting on the yeast sediment to long. It was in the the Primary for
  a little over a week and I thought fermantation would continue. Should it stay in the Primary
  as long as...

• Posted in thread: burton union plans on 04-23-2007 at 03:40 AM
  Heres mine. Just a 2g carboy, carboy cap, and some tubing...

• Posted in thread: IGLOO Ice Cube Maxcold 70 Qt Roller on 04-20-2007 at 05:31 PM
  I use a 60qt and 48qt wheeless Icecubes. They are setup w/manifolds. I use a 13" probe
  adjustable bimetal thermo in from the top so i can monitor grainbed depth. I can remove the
  thermo when doughing ...

• Posted in thread: Copper racking cane? on 04-01-2007 at 01:26 AM
  I sell 30" SS 3/8" racking canes for $10.00 plus shipping....I sent you a PM

• Posted in thread: Dedicated Malt Smoker on 03-26-2007 at 04:05 AM
  I saw that on brewboard....awesome!Do you know a lot about smokers, by chance? I have a
  question about mine....I know enuff to how i like them setup for even heat and
  smoke........whats up?

• Posted in thread: Dedicated Malt Smoker on 03-26-2007 at 03:50 AM
  Drug out our Dedicated Malt Smoker for the annual Impy Smoked Porter. Used Alderwood this go
  round.... We smoked another 20# of grain using my screen trays from the other smoker. This box
  will hold 3 ...

• Posted in thread: Manifold? on 03-19-2007 at 02:54 PM
  Your slots are probably just cut too deep so you're getting a siphon break too early. You do
  have your slots facing down right? Also, are you doing your test with a piece of hose on the
  output? This p...

• Posted in thread: Returning recirculated wort to the MLT - above or below surface? on 03-19-2007 at 02:32 PM
  I use a simple copper "H" pattern made from 1/2 copper tubing. Cheap and easy to build. The
  upper pipe goes thru the MT lid and is long enuff to be adjustable in height to meet whatever
  grain bed dept...

• Posted in thread: cutting top for keggle, $#?&*@@!!!! on 03-19-2007 at 02:27 PM
  Angle grinder and some patience. Take three or four passes around it carefully with a cutting
  disk. I've got an el-cheapo 4" Ryobi, worked great, didn't even go through one whole disk. Just
  DON'T try ...

• Posted in thread: Fermentation temp control? on 03-18-2007 at 03:31 AM
  If you go the fridge/temp controller route, i sell thermowells SS TIG welded, that the
  controller sensor goes into which the whole rig monitors core temps.