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I'm hoping our resident airplane expert can appease us 'two-feet-on-the-ground' guys, that critical airplane parts are not held together with a cotter pin..... :ghostly:

Only the best maibock on the planet.....

"Spotted cow" clone, aptly named "HOLSTEIN" for you fellow farmers who know your bovines........ Cow

The little caps and gowns are hilarious !

My exceptionally gifted grandson graduated today and he's only 5 years old ! OK.. so he graduated from pre-school, but he's a lovable and kind, genius !

Good Gawd... Mind eraser please.....

I like Spike and their products, but am not surprised at their previous, then current, response. Like most companies, a particular course of action is inadvisable until there is money to be made with enough volume to make that course of action advisable. Personally, I'm tackling these problems...

Thanks. I haven't physically seen the bowl reducer. Perhaps it's smaller diameter. I need to reduce the 2" sight glass to the 1.5" lid port. The end cap reducer 'appears' to create a small shelf where the hops might get hung up. Guess the bowl idea wouldn't solve the problem. OTOH, maybe it...

@mongoose33 I'm giving up on the yeast brink to push hops up and am putting together your system. I have a 2" sight glass and the hardware. All I need is one more 2" to 1.5" reducer. Rather than a traditional end cap reducer Do you think a bowl reducer might make the hops slide down easier?

As explained to me by my gas supplier (a well known large company) medical grade / food grade comes out of the same bulk gas tanks as gunhaus described. The difference is in the tanks that are being filled. My "food grade" CO2 comes from the same bulk tank they are using to fill paint ball...

Returning from too long hiatus. Thought I'd see what's going on in here...

Thanks for all the replies. I think I'll try some non-electric eva dryers first, and see about shoring up that gasket.

It seems the problem with any power driven dehumidifier, is that the majority of them don't work under 42 F. This one caught my eye at 33 F. Perhaps another solution would be to ramp my temp controller up from 38F to 43 F. Ugh... I hate warm beer...….