Recent content by MarsingRedneck

Hi, I'm older know and don't drink as much beer as I use to. My batches now days are 2-2.5gals and I bottle in the Grolsch bottles. But I'm wondering, I have 5gal Corn Kegs sitting around. I usually brew Czech Pilsner. Could I naturally carbonate this small of an amount in my kegs and if so...

Not to mention immediate advice on any questions you might have.

So the yeast don'y get dizzy? :( I use and have for a long time now a paint stirrer on the end of a drill for a couple of minues. Is that not as good anymore?

I have the inkbird. They just hauled off my kegerator today and brought another one out. I think I was the one that screwed it up. The last couple of days, it would run but not get cold. When I went in and checked it yesterday it was at 74 degrees and the fridge was srunning. So with my new...

I downsized from 5gal. Living alone in my old age, I don't drink near as much as I use to. That's why your article on 2.5 gallons cauught my eye.

@zowen88 Unless like me, you don't have a sink faucet that the connectons for a wort chiller will fit on which would involve an additional cost for the new faucet :)

Can BrewR print out a recipe?

How about us that are only doing 2.5 gallons (Small batches) extract/BIAB would 16 quart be ok then? Living alone now and old and to heavy to lug my 8 gallon pot around and I don't drink as much beer now either. I'm considering one at walmart for $49.97 with a glass lid 18/10

Only one nylon washer right? How often does it need to be replaced? I'm pretty new at Kegging.

Please tell me if I'm wrong. But I have a CO2 regulator that goes up fairly quickly to 60PSI EVEN when the CO2 Tank is turned off, and my hoses is disconnected. Fairly new at kegging and have only experienced this over the last several days. I don't know if it was because I had just filled a...

Well, mine simply means where I live here in Idaho :)

I see the thread is a little old but I am just getting into Kegging and was wondering if Carapils is still necessary? I did use it when I bottled. Thanks

I know this thread is a little old but I am looking for a replacement part also. I believe it is called the Inlet valve that allows gas to flow from the Regulator to the Keg? (I'm just now getting into kegging) The one I have has a barb on the end and as tight as I get the clear hose with a...

That's the nice thins about 'US' Lutherans. We can still enjoy life and be very serious about our faith :)

One of the Elders at my LCMS church started a 1st and 3rd Friday Men's Bible study at the Idaho Hop house here in Idaho. They serve a lot of micro brews. We all have a great time including our Pastor and he, like the rest of us, enjoys a nice cold beer. Always great times and learning.