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My first one, so excited. Leaving Duluth about 630 in the morning tomorrow. Our club is the Northern Ale Stars, stop by and say hi.

there is a bolt on the back side. If you remove it, the pin will come out. You can then build a collar, drill and sleeve a hole to reinsert the hinge

Relax, have a homebrew! 2015 Great Northern Brew-Ha-Ha! The 3rd stop on the Midwest Homebrewer of the Year circuit. Congratulations to Best of Show Beer Eric Armstrong Bohemian Pilsner Best of Show Cider/Mead Chris Smith New England Cider Click Here to view the full list of results.

www.northernalestars.org Website is now open to submit your entries for this great competition. Medals awarded in all categories. Best of show will have a GREAT prize. (Brew boxes anyone?). Also best of show may have the opportunity to brew their beer at the Famous Thirsty Pagan.

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For winter chilling, pick up a 1/4 to 1/2 hp sump pump. I put water out in a big cooler the night before, about half full, it freezes, then brew morning i put water on top of that. That leaves me with a huge cooler half full of ice and water. I use the sump pump to recirc that thru the chiller...

Both doors would be removed and the entire fridge/freezer would be wide open into the cool space. So it will all be at one temp, no freezer per se.

I currently have 4 carboys going in my big freezer and 2 more in an improvised space. My big freezer is going to be converted to a serving freezer. I like the idea of the upright freezer also, however I have a spare fridge from my kitchen remodel.

I see tons of builds where a mini fridge is built in combo with an insulated box for a fermentation chamber but its almost impossible to see the same setup with a full size fridge. Am i missing something. I have a standard fridge with freezer on top and separate doors. I plan on building a...

At work and dont have a picture but I use the loc-line from brewhardware. It is great in my keg mash tun as it is very adjustable for height. I keep a low flow going thru my herms loop and it just flows back on top very gently. As far as switching ti to the kettle, im still switching hoses and...

if you want good cold brew, with little fuss then go for the toddy.. Its so easy and just works. They have the filter process down. https://toddycafe.com/

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i run 3 burners off a manifold connected to a bar b q tank so I know it works. How are you hooking your manifold to the tank? If you have one of the big colored "acme" nuts then this could be causing the issue. Contrary to what people think, the protection is built into that nut and not the tank...

ill be down on the 15th for a bjcp tasting exam. If you still have it then I would be interested.

You are creating a natural air pocket by having your pump head rotated with outlet on the bottom. The outlet needs to either point straight up or the right. The way you have it air that enters the pump head is easily trapped in the top of the pump head. Any air pocket there helps to contribute...

my set up - HLT - sight glass and whirlport port. (would go temp probe sight glass combo, but I measure with a rtd while i circluate) I also have a herms coil with in/out through the wall. MT- full false bottom, sparge return port. BK - sight glass/themo combo. whirlpool port

the 5/8 od hose kinks more readily when hot. I would spend the little extra and stick with the 3/4 od