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Most of the larger items have sold, anything pictured in the first two posts are still available for sale (Local pickup only please).

BTW there is a CIP ball that goes with the tank and the pump will drive it very nicely.

Fittings go with the tank and pots. So not currently available separately. The chest is 300 local pickup in the Dallas area. Joe

Sorry guys, I forgot to state local pickup only. I don't have the time to put into shipping a bunch of items. Thanks for the interest though!

More odds and ends:

I'm moving soon and I am not taking my beer brewing equipment with me. Due to that, I'm selling all of my equipment. Prices are negotiable, and discounts given for people taking large numbers of items. Edit: Local Pickup Only - Sorry I forgot to put this in here. I'm currently packing my...

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Had the same problem with my thermometer as well. Talked to my supplier and Blichmann exchanged it. That one got stuck as well. So back to the supplier and Blichmann sent me a third one. We finally hit one that didn't get stuck. Just keep after it with the supplier. On the problem ones...

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Great tip on the growler filling. I'm going to try that next time. Hadn't thought of that. Thanks.

Cool toy, where'd you get that (if don't mind me asking)? Sent from my iPad using Home Brew

You're not the only one. My brew kettle leaked due to a cracked weld around the main drain. The crack occurred after the first test boil of 15 gallons of water. I was able to get it fixed locally, but only after I took Stout to task for not offering to help find a welder. They expected me...

Dang those things are expensive.

Some research done by Boeing shows a 15% by weight solution of citric acid used at ambient temperature with a two hour soak is as effective as nitric acid or better. http://www.astropak.com/downloads/technical_papers/boeing_passivation.pdf

Try these: http://www.dudadiesel.com/choose_item.php?id=2WJ16015N Rated to 130C They have other sizes of course

I use these and yes it just screws onto the shank. And yes, it is just that easy. Takes 2 minutes to put it all together.

Got my 462 from brewershardware.com (the manufacturer). It came with mounting ears. No additional charge.

No need to put a blanket of CO2 on top. The fermentation process will produce way more than enough CO2 to fill the entire space and it will do so rapidly once the fermentation starts. As a matter of fact if you close off a fermenter entirely, the pressure can get pretty high.

I thought about RJ connectors, but once those little tabs get bent too far, they are no good. So, I'm using 4 pin M12 connectors. They are dust tight and immersible in water making the connections well protected. Here's one source...

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