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Looking great. :mug: Subscribed!

My American bulldog also loves beer. He knows when you are drinking one from a can or bottle or mug. He will come sit by you and try to give you his paw to shake or will actually paw at your arm to get to the beer. He's deff home brewers best friend :mug:

Will have to try this. Have been really wanting to make a 90 min clone. :mug:

The deal just got sweeter. I ordered from Kegcowboy.com I ended up upgrading to the Perlick 525s, right now if you go to the Vendor forum on HBT Kegcowboy is giving a 5% off coupon if you post on the thread before the 14th. So all said and done I got this bad boy for $129 shipped. Here is a...

Welcome, always good to see another brewer in FL. Once you catch the bug its hard to stop. :mug:

I have been doing some hunting for a new dual faucet tower for my kegerator. I have looked through most of the vendors who are on HBT and some that are not. Best deal I have found so far is a Dual SS Tower with Perlick 525SS faucets for $129 and about $7 to ship. Any other better deals out...

Had it happen to me on one of my first brews, I left the bottle brush just sitting in the san, it will rust pretty quick if you leave it in there for a hour or so.

Thanks wasn't too sure. :mug:

I saw on the force carb chart that if my keg is cold 38 degrees, I should set the psi to 2.38? Now is that 2.38 for 2-3 weeks or 12 psi for 2-3 weeks and then back down to 2.38?

Yah, I have read a lot of the threads and seen a lot of different charts. The kegs I purchased from cornykeg.com. They are completely rebuilt new rings and seals. Just wasn't sure if there are any pref to all methods. Thinking about just 12 psi and leaving for a couple of weeks with the line...

I'm filling my first Corny as we with speak with a IPA. Anything words of advice? Do all the seals need to be lubed or any advice on pressure and storage. Keeping it in the kegerator while C02 priming or room temp?

Looks like a lot of hard work, its amazing!! :mug:

Subscribed. Looks like you will end up having a nice place to brew. Very Jelous, like other posts I live in FL which means no basements. :( Thinking about forefitting having my truck in the garage and turning that into my brew room. Good luck and keep the pictures comming. :mug:

Very cool. Thinking about building a second kegerator. This would save some money as well as it looks great. Good post.