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I use a flat bottomed kettle, not a keggle. I usually have the air damper open ~75% when running at full power. I see you are using a keggle. Are there any ventilation openings between the domed bottom of the keggle and the vertical supports? If not I could imagine that a boundary layer is...

There is something wrong. Mine will bring 8 gallons from out of the hose cold to a boil in under 45 minutes. I wonder if you may have gotten a bad batch of propane.

I have four cases or so of clean, unlabeled bottles that need a good home.They are a mix of 12 and 11.2 oz. Pickup in Lakemoor, IL.

I think you are on to something with a leak in the picnic tap. The other possibility would be a leak in the liquid post. If it was a leak in the gas side or the lid I would have to assume you would have lost gas and not beer.

Good luck on your shenanigans.

Any way you want to break it down this is a smoking deal. I would love to take the whole setup off of your hands, but with my level of brewing experience to would be like giving someone with a learners permit the keys to a Ferrari. GLWS.

It looks like there are a few adapters out there. http://www.chicompany.net/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=260

I have not verified, but google says 19/32" - 18 http://www.dresselbrew.com/Keg_Info.htm Should be the same thread as a pin lock.

Where in Illinois are you?

I believe he is talking about something similar to header wrap. http://www.summitracing.com/search/part-type/exhaust-wrap

Once I had run out a starsan so I used Macallan 18. :ducks:

I'm in. It looks like my first AG brew will be bought through you. Thanks!

I had an issue with my auto siphon when I first got it. On the inside at the bottom of the large tube there is a small piece that clips in and is able to move up and down depending on the liquid flow. On mine it had come un clipped on one corner so it would require a bit of pumping before it...