Recent content by Jamesconn

it has now been close to a day and its still at 54F the second thermometer is the same. I guess I did learn the hard way. Its a shame I spent all that money and I have $200 of warm foam. I let a friend at work talk me out of buying new.

I started it empty a few hours before I got the keg. I will put another thermometer in there but it does feel warmer to the touch than I think it should.

Ive now replaced the beer line, gas line, tap, regulator, refilled the co2 tank, and keg coupler (Apparently warsteiner has a different keg coupler). I have the keg in the kegerator now, but with the dial on max its stayin at 54F. I made a new thread on it.

I bought a used kegerator online. Its all stainless steel and ive replaced the beer line, gas line, keg coupler, tap, regulator, and filled the tank. I got a keg of warsteiner dunkel for now. The homebrew place I bought the parts from has classes and I will take some as my finances allow. Right...

I am trying to replace the gas and beer lines in the kegerator I bought of FB and I didnt know what size of lines to get. I am ready for beer now so ill just buy a keg after I replace the lines but Ill research more on homebrew to see how long it will take me to save up. There is no reason to...

I am tired of not being able to find the beer I like and when I do its really expensive and there only one 6 pack left. I found a pretty commercial lookin kegerator on facebook and I bought it for $300. I dont really know a damn thing about them. When the guy drove up so I could buy it the tap...

I guess stout ish type beers. I really have alot to learn about beer.

Im in san antonio tx. If i remember right i though moose drool was too bubbly.

Only dark beer ive had made in america is pile o dirt i think from montana.

I like dark beer and Im tired of being forced to resort to an overpriced light beer anywhere I go. Because dark beer is so rare in america I havent tried that many. Hopefully in the next few years some dark beers will become available nationally. Until then I want to brew my own.