Recent content by Trevor57

I usually buy 24 footers, but for some reason they had 20 footers in stock. I ordered it from Roco steel and tube in carol stream IL. I got 14 20 ft sticks for $280.

I just paid $1 a foot for 1.5"x1.5"x16ga. Delivery was $25.

I have a 3 tier system built, using two banjo burners. I am having trouble figuring out a way to go from a male 3/8 flare on the burner to an iron pipe fitting. Any help on how to go from iron pipe to my burner is welcome.

Custom built for you. I am a hobbyist TIG welder and am looking to help out fellow home brewers with an inexpensive and sturdy steel structure. PM or email me at TopSecretStevens AT gmail.com

Great advice The water idea is simple and brilliant, and no I did not clean out the gas manifold. FWIW I know the temp/pressure is not really suspect as it is at 10 psi and 34 degrees.

That is why I bought a commercial keg. It too got nasty in under a week.

You can always use swing top growlers that were designed to hold pressure.

My tank was bought new, and is steel. Reg was new also. The homebrew shop handed me the co2 tank and regulator already assembled.

I have started kegging in the spring, and it was cool after I got past the initial bugs. After going through my first tank of co2 I got a gas distribution block and built a 6 keg setup. I got a refill and hooked up to the new block and 6 un carbed kegs and let them sit for a while. after a...

There really isn't anything you would need besides a little extra square footage. Sinks are pretty easy to change.

LOL I thought you paid $175 for just a fridge. Not a bad deal with all the other stuff.

I was told by a German guy that they cut beers with sprite, for kids.

Brewing beer was wimmins work back then.

What a brilliant question! I'm surprised nobody has asked it before. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/homebrew-supply-websites-701/

I wouldn't put that on my car.