Recent content by johnboy1313

Anyone?

Not sure if this is the place or not. Have any of you successfully cloned Two Brothers' "Dog Days" Dortmunder Lager? I can't get enough of it.

Just an update. I bumped the regulator up to 15lbs for a couple days afterward the beer was fine. For what it's worth, five feet of 1/4 inch line is giving me absolutely no trouble. The party never happened so I've pretty much killed the whole thing by myself.

Thank you.

I bought a few boxes of stuff from a guy at work and these were in there. I'm pretty sure the first two pics are of a sanke adapter, it's very dirty, but does it appear to be complete? I have no clue what this is. Or this Or this Any help would be...

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004D4QPQW/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 Here's a 3/8" X 25' SS immersion chiller with hose connections for ~50 bucks.

I'm in Rockford, I only have a Harbor Freight welder though, bought it in December of '04. It's still going strong. What do you need welded?

I don't think they were refillable. IIRC, he JB welded a fitting to the bottom of a spent cart and used it with a 20 oz paintball tank.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/we-no-need-no-stinking-beer-gun-24678/ It works great.

Will do, thanks for posting. I'm super excited.

Thanks to both of you

I'd like to try brewing a lager. I think I may have read a bit too much about it and now my head is spinning. I've only done a few all grain batches, all BIAB. Please help me weed out the unnecesary and add anything I may have missed. I plan on brewing a 2.5 gallon batch for the first...

Works like a charm, thanks.

Exactly what I did. First time kegging, also my first time using a fermentation chamber with an eBay temp controller. The beer tastes amazing other than it's flat. Here's to hoping the longer line fixes things. :mug:

I bumped the pressure up to 14 and I'll get some extra line tomorrow.