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i bought mine at Graingers, they were about $20.00 a caster, i wanted to use a bolt on model so if i needed to replace or didn't like them i could switch out. i move my rig over to Seebee Johns alot and when i tip one end up to put it in my truck i am putting a lot of weight on 2 casters at a...

i had dreams about being on that show!!!! my wife stopped letting me watch it because i would get so mad a the **** they would do.

those are old pics, when i polished boil kettle it took it off, personally, i like the look

P.S. ball valves do not change the pressure of the gas, it only reduces the amount of gas, so that would not help

are you sure he didn't mean 2 pounds, some areas have 2 pounds coming into the home, then it gets bumped down to 7'' wc with a maxitrol regulator. there are 28" of wc in 1 pound so if you are hooked up to 2 pounds that means that you have 48" wc, that is why to high. do you know for sure...

here are some pics of the TIG work i had done, from what i heard don't waste your time with MIG

i used just mild steel, it is 1/16 inch wall, using anything thicker is a waste of money and it weighs a ton. i have been in Mexico so i have not been on, am going to try and draw up the whole rig with the burner supports to scale. thanks for all the props you guys have given me for the...

Yes, in my area the ng comes into my home at 7" wc the 2-gas valves have a built in regulater that then regulates it down to 3.5" wc. that is why i have a regulator in the boil burner because i don't have a gas valve so i used a regulator instead. like i have said in other posts, all...

the thought has crossed my mind

it's natural gas what do you think it's worth?

looks great! the only thing i would be concerned about is the height of your pumps, if you are going to have disconnect fittings coming into the bottom of your pumps you will need room for your hose to make a 180 degree turn and come back up into the bottom of the pump. you may have enough...

looks nice, when are you going to test it out?

thanks, had a great time building it! getting ready for Seabee John brew together this weekend

4''-5'' i did a lot of playing around

i'm sure you will out do me Ron!

thank you for all your kind works. yes the tubing is aluminum, that is what they use in furnaces for the pilot gas lines. aluminum is also very forgiving, i could not imagine trying to work stainless like that. i brew in a very well vented garage, with windows and doors open. i used...

i had mine powder coated and just washed it for the first time and it looks great, slid kegs across the top and no scraches, the powder coat came off the burner supports about 2'' down fron the top of the support, if you look at my rig the supports are close to the burners. Nick

Hey guys, been busy with my company, i started out with hose and been using my rig, when i get everything dialed in i will hard pipe then, instead of having to take pipe joints apart i just cut a new hose

thanks for the info

i am in Seattle for a week for work and noticed beer is bought in the grocery store, can anyone point me in the direction of a store with a good selection of beer? double IPA's? i'm staying near the sea/tec airport thanks Nick and yes i am going to make it over to Naked City