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HaHa! Hilarious Dan......I just blew beer out of my nose and onto my keyboard when I read this.:tank:

I've only brewed with fruit once for a summer party we were having so take my advice with caution. It was a summer ale with two row, pilsner malt and I added strawberries at the last five minutes of boil in two hop bags. The flavor was extracted minimally but was subtle enough to not be...

Should be fine, we used aluminum flashing about 6 inches in height with two extra inches in diameter than the burners and they work fine. On another note, are you still planing on using the switches without a ground?

One of my favorite IPA's! Have you tried the Guava Grove? Great thread btw, the rig is looking great. I'm scribed.

Thank you! That's a much better option than I had imagined. You just saved me a huge headache Walter, I appreciate you helping all of us out.

Walter, I just acquired a March MDX #0135-0006-0100 at a really good price and have a few questions about connecting this to my rig. I currently just use it for recirculating H2O through my chiller but would like to eventually use it for wort transfers and mash recirculation through 1/2 tubing...

This is exactly how I do it also and its takes no more than 1 minute to get it in. I own C-Clips but they are more of a pain than the original rings. They are made from a softer steel and are prone to damage. When damaged they become even more difficult to pop in. Thanks pcollins for the...

Thanks Dunerunner, I was experimenting with this the other night with hopes of shipping some of my kegged saison to my brother. I created a foaming mess most likely due to psi and temp variation. I'll give it another shot tomorrow.

Do you find that you lose some carbonation when doing this? Any tips to offer or is it really as simple as you've shown?

This is a really great build. Very nice work!

I'm in N. Florida, St. Augustine to be exact, and have lurked here for years. I'm past due on my "thanks yous" to the HBT crew and all the contributors here. I've learned a lot, saved tons of money and have become a better brewer thanks to everyone here. I brew every two weeks if not more...