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Thanks i stand corrected i was the first to pay asking price of $150 plus shipping. So if there is one left i would be interested !

Not running it dry, as pumps go magnetic pumps should be able to run dry all day ! its right at the end of pumping or sparging ! Just wondering if i got a bad one ! I have a inline valve for resistence sparging !

MY brand new march pump squealing like a pig, unless there is water "load" on it. figured out that the wobble on the shaft making the noise, thought maybe it was the end play, Really annoying ! Its the bronze housing one so called top of the line unit ! Thinking about returning it. Anyone else...

Think I asked first !

I would pay your price if it's in new condition !

Price drop $250

AIB is a great place to buy legal 15.5 gallon keggles, I bought 3 and glad I did, worth every penny ! I brew 5 gal AG and there false bottom rocks !:rockin:

Yep ! Just crank you o2 up to 30 lbs and leave some head space in your cornie keg, I leave about 4" then swish back and forth for a few minutes and it carbonates right away, just open the pop off a couple times to bleed off any oxygen. It's of course better if you let it sit overnight and get...

Very nice ! I love mine but had to buy it myself, but if your wife bought it then so did you ! ;)

Was there some sort of distraction ? Brewing for me is only when I can pay total attention to my brew. Sorry to hear about you day.

And I kegged it not bottled. Knew from day one bottles weren't for me. Pain in arse. Force carb and drank it !

Only 3 days in a carboy, was my second kit and lost patience or was thirsty ! :drunk: but it was great !

Did this coopers kit with 3lbs of Lme and it finished at 10 days 68f-72f was one of my favorite kits so far.

I could meet you in mountvernon if you can arrange a way to transport, or I can deliver for fuel cost. 30 bucks should do it.

If i am not flying or brewing i am playing with my weiner ! LOL !! Oh wait maybe i dont really have a weiner "dog" :D 4 badger killers !

For now it's a start, but I can add more later and I am sure I will. Starting out with 2 corneys and a bev air is a good start I think. Been brewing for 2 months so in a year I will have many I am sure. :mug:

doubt there are wires, normally the cooling grid is visible from the inside. But i would start with a very small drill bit and work up to the size you need. Really just a insulated box with the cooler rad in the rear on most units. Just locate the thermocoupler wire before you drill so you know...

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Oh ok thanks for explaining, makes sense, more of a overheating issue then. Going to stir my next brew, last time I didn't and hit my numbers ok, but will give it a try.

I am also a newbie, but I have been playing fermentation temps on a basic pal ale and at 60-65f it's a little more bitter, at 70-80f it's considerably sweet in comparison. But it seems anything below 73f down to 60f is about the same flavor wise. But to get complete fermentation and a flavor...