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Haier BD120GLD 4.5 cubic foot chest freezer for sale. Works great. $60 in Natick, MA. https://boston.craigslist.org/sob/tls/d/haier-bd120gld-45-cubic-foot/6566247066.html

I know this has been discussed at length in this forum, but I've been unable to find a solution to my problem in existing posts. I'm having trouble getting my wort to ferment. I've done everything as I normally do but I'm getting no yeast activity at all. My fermentation chamber is set at 70...

http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/app/5162292876.html Amazon Reviews I HAVE REMOVED THE MOLDED PLASTIC from the door in order to fit two corny kegs inside the fridge. - 4.4-cubic foot counter-height refrigerator with scratch-resistant work top; available in white or black - Energy Star...

Just bought a keg to convert into a keggle. Any recommendations on a Boston area (preferably South Shore) stainless welder to weld on a coupler and take care of a couple other stainless welds? Can't wait to get my new equipment up and running and start AG brewing! Thanks. Sent from my...

Looking for a keggle (with or without fittings or even a straight up keg that still needs the top cut out) or a 19-25 gallon kettle. I'm in the Boston, MA area. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Home Brew mobile app

Hey there, I'm just about done installing two beer taps in my kitchen and this forum's been a ton of help. I ran stainless beer line from the basement to the kitchen and I'm wondering what the best way to clean stainless lines is. I think I'll be making one of these to push a solution through...

I'm running my beer lines from a basement fridge to a tap on the first floor and I'm running into a snag with some flare fittings. I'm trying to connect one of a barbed swivel nut to a coupler (don't ask why...that's a whole other thread). I'm pretty sure the flare end of the swivel nut is 37...

After calculating resistance for the tap system I'm about to set up, I'm going to have to use 5/16" lines. Does anyone see a problem with using a shank with a 1/4" bore at the tap end of the line? Will the sudden drop in size at the very end of the line cause foaming or anything? I have seen one...

I've been lurking around this forum for a while and it's a great resource. This is my first post, so be gentle. I'm moving my keg fridge to the basement and running a line up to a tap on the first floor. I'm doing my best to use all stainless fittings, so part of that is that I'm planning to...