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The hose you linked is for the one lb bottle.

Problem is the reg is crimped to the hose.

So one side of the hose goes on the bottle and the other end attaches to the reg hose that came with the burner?

Amazon search found nothing.

Has anyone found a way to extend the hose length of a bayou classic SQ14 regulator hose. I just built myself a gravity brewstand and need to find a way to extend the hose so it can be connected to the tank on the ground. Dan:mug:

Thanks. Dan

I have a dual gauge dual regulator that I want to rebuild. I have the bell off but how do you remove the pin assembly. Dan

Cool wait long enough and your questions get answered. Dan

I gutted a small dorm fridge but built the compressor into this and it works fine. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/not-another-fermentation-chamber-project-274494/

With the angel of the drain hole in my cooler the lowest point of the ball valve is about the same level as the bottom of the cooler. If I attach a hose barb with a hose I should be able to get almost everything out of the tun. The slots I cut on the bottom of the manifold go up about 1/3. It...

The drain for this cooler is on the back side. I put the round 1/2 rubber washer over the nipple, then the zinc washer, then the ball valve. Sorry I dont have a pic of the ball valve. Ill take one tonight and post it. Dan

The first thing I did was measure the bottom area of the cooler so I could design my manifold. Next I cut all the pieces and laid them out on the floor. Then I test fitted it all together I removed the drain valve from the cooler but left in the white rubber seal. Installed the nipple in...

So after building my fermentation chamber I decided to make me a Mash Tun so I can go all grain. The parts: I got this cooler from Walmart for $29 1/2" Ball valve from HD $7.32 9 copper 1/2 Tee's .99c each 1/2" copper elbow $1.29 4 copper caps .67c each 5 feet of 1/2 copper...

Thanks for the info. Dan

I need the CO2 valve for a RS-D spear. Does anyone know where I can get one. Brewman