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    Pennsylvania 15 gallon blichmann boilermaker kettle

    Slightly used kettle less than one year old. 325$ blichmann burner with leg extensions 150$ copper immersion chiller 50$
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    Pennsylvania Kegerator

    Two tap kegerator. Includes perlick faucets shown. 5lb co2 tank and dual regulator 350$
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    Pennsylvania Kegerator

    Two tap kegerator for sale. Does not include faucets shown. The faucets will be standard draft faucets. No co2 tank or regulator. Just a good working two tap kegerator. 150$
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    wlp570 won't flocculate

    I thought that it might be a chill haze too. My experience with biofine though is that it's amazing. It clears everything. I made a starter so maybe there's just that much yeast at the bottom of my keg that I have to get through?
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    wlp570 won't flocculate

    Hey all. Looking for a little advice on wlp570 belgian golden strong ale. I made an extract version of belgian golden strong ale. 8.5lbs extra light pilsner liquid malt extract. 3lbs cane sugar 3oz. Czech saaz 60min. Anyways the advice I'm looking for is why won't it flocculate? I know it's...
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    Wyeast 3944 belgian wit

    Update - there's still a large amount of yeast on the bottom of my carboy. It's about a 4 inch yeast cake. Took a gravity reading and it is at 1.008 gravity sample was crystal clear. Tasted pretty watery. Yeast didn't compact at all I have like for inches of sediment on the bottom of my carboy...
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    Wyeast 3944 belgian wit

    Okay good. I'm just not used to yeast behaving like that. I usually use us-04 and us-05. I have also used nottingham wyeast 3787 and wyeast 1388. None of them behaved like this. Well the 3787 might have but I couldn't see it in my conical
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    Wyeast 3944 belgian wit

    Sounds good. Thanks for the reply. I'll crash it when it's done. I have never had a yeast fill up so much of my fermenter like that. Especially without a starter.
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    Wyeast 3944 belgian wit

    Pitched a wyeast smack pack into my belgian witbier at 70° F no starter. It has been fermenting for two days at 68°F. O.G. was 1.042. I haven't taken any gravity readings yet. I'm not concerned about the fermentation but there's about a 4 inch yeast cake on the bottom of my carboy. Yet the...
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    FastFerment conical fermenter??????

    Same thing happened to me yesterday. Boy did I feel like an idiot after reading about the handle trick! !!
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    Greetings Fellow Pennsylvanians!

    Mechanicsburg here as well
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