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Both 10 gallon pots are now gone, but the 8 gallon is still available.

I'd like to sell my 5 gallon all-grain setup, as I've moved to 10 gallon batches. I don't want to deal with shipping these, so local pickup only in Madison, WI. $125 for an 8 gallon pot with lid, dip tube, and thermometer -- I used this as a hot liquor tank $150 for a 10 gallon pot with...

Yep, the chugger heads work fine on an 815.

If money were no object, a kettle from Stout or maybe Brewer's Hardware. But I'd go with a Sanke over any other pot.

The stainless brewing chiller is also out of stock, but the site says they'll have more in the "middle of May". Before you settle for the 3/8, it might be worth sending them a quick e-mail to see if they'll have more soon...

Here's a place that seems to have them in stock. EDIT: Oops, never mind, now it says backordered...

Fermenting in kegs is pretty common. Here's a video on the AHA website that might get you started.

This look right? http://www.ebay.com/itm/400493695109

Yep, this is bizarre. If for some reason I wanted to pay $50 for stainless steel bottles, I sure as hell would't want "Brew, Share, Enjoy" plastered on the side. Honestly, I think NB has jumped the shark.

I want tri-clover ferrules on my Chugger pump heads! Let me know if you do an exchange program...

The conventional wisdom on hot side aeration (HSA) was that it could arise before, after, and possibly even during the boil. This page has some discussion of why. But it doesn't really matter, though, since the more modern view is that HSA isn't an issue on the home brewing scale. (The best...

Holy cow -- that's some serious flame. Anyway, glad to hear you were able to sort out the low flow issue!

Is this the regulator? If so, the instructions say:

With that much line, is it possible you triggered the regulator's flow limiting device?

Interesting -- Last month I ordered a test part from this vendor (dailyappliance2010) and it was solid so last week I placed an order for another $70 in fittings (which is about half the price I was finding elsewhere). That's a bummer that the parts have been inconsistent -- hopefully I get...

400L per month -- but how often are you wanting to brew? If you don't mind brewing 2-3 batches per week, you could do this with a 10 gallon setup.

Looks like a Millar's Mill -- here's a few threads: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/millars-grain-mill-reviews-286008/ https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/any-expierience-millars-375154/

That's really helpful -- thanks, primozz! I may get one of these for my mash return port, since it's narrow enough that I could slip some 1/2" silicone tubing over the end to guide the fluid down to the grain bed. (Unlike the one from Brewer's Hardware, which is a whopping 1" OD -- although I...

biertourist - Have you gotten your dip tube from stout yet? I need another whirlpool return, and I'm debating between this and the one from Brewer's Hardware. Mind if I ask a few questions? Did you get the "small" one? I find it a bit strange that the tube threads into the "external...

Mashinations -- The valves you link aren't really a fair comparison. First off, valves with 1/2" ferrules are hard to find and tend to be more expensive. (The ones you link are either 1" TC or 1.5" TC with a 1/2" bore.) Second, these are encapsulated, while the ones you're linking all appear...