Recent content by joeman

I purchased a sturdy bracket from Home Depot, drilled some holes in the bracket and attached it with a brace. Its not very sexy but it works. I wanted the hose input to be accessible and far enough away from the pump in case I developed a leak.

I have the full tower of power with flow meter. It was challenging to attach my thermonater wort chiller on the tower. Not sure if there is an optional bracket or not. I love that I don't have to bend over the shorter option. It does take up a lot of vertical space if that is a deal breaker...

@zentropy the ring that allows the 7.5gal to sit on top of the 10 gal kettle "safely" is not designed this way. The other obstacle is the drain tube. Is is bent in such a way that putting it on a 10 gallon pot will not allow it to fit correctly through the ring.

@danam I am so hungry to find out how you achieved 80% efficiency in the brew easy system. Are you using and electric or gas system? What was your mash ph? Did you treat your water? If so how? Help me please. ....

I just finished my second batch on the 5 gallon electric breweasy and could only hit 60 percent efficiency. It was breezy and chilly today making the boil a slow process.

I got the 5 gallon electric breweasy system. I've got it because I thought I can plug it into any outlet in my house. Even with the 110 volt I had to rewire some things and change some breakers to get it to work properly. It requires a 20 amp fuse and an outlet that looks very different from...

That would look even better beside me.