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my mistake then. it gives the impression of being a local ad. still don't think it's to bad of a price. (or am I wrong)

Not mine but I may have to pick one of these up. Stainless Steel HomeBrewing Kettle

that's great craftsman ship. you don't happen to have those plans still lying around do ya?

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I tightened up the Compression Bonnet and it has seemed to stop 90% of my dripping issue. (I think I can fine tune them to get them to stop.) I dropped my serving psi to 10 and reduced the foam by half. so tonight I will try it at 8 or 9 psi to see what I get. +1 for the ritebrew.com that's...

I just upgraded to four Perlick 525pc's. I noticed that when I close the faucets they tend to drip for a few minutes. some are worse than others. Is this normal? the other faucets I had did maybe 1 or 2 drops when I closed them. may be I'm analyzing this to much and need to have another home...

Brush bad... Carboy Cleaner good. make carboy clean fast. more time for to make beer!!

A. I haven't had to do it yet B. I have carbed and served 3 kegs so far and have a total of 4 on taps now

I want to build a fermentation chamber out of a Beverage Air cooler. (The kind you see at the corner store or bar) with the sliding doors. I figure I can fit about 5 or 6 carboys or 8 kegs. so my question is all the fermentation chambers I have seen are all enclosed with no glass or light in...

I just did the cornykeg conversion and it took less than 5 minutes. it took me longer to find a wrench than do the conversion.

what do you mean when you say the keg or the coupler? could I have got a bad keg or something in the coupler you think

SA has been in the fridge for two days. but I did take the fridge withthe SA in it down the back unpaved road. (joking of coures) it's a head scratcher. It worked great friday night before I changed everything over. I made sure to use the same gas and beer lines and even the same faucet...

the other 3 are soda kegs and the SA is a sake D that is correct. the lines and tap I'm using for the SA is the same I had on there before I added the other taps.

So i finished converting my single tap kegorator to a 4 tap one. The problem is that the first 3 taps all run great (perfect pour every time) the forth one is all pure foam. I am running 6.5 feet of 3/16 and 10 psi and I am running a tower cooler. if it makes any difference the forth keg is a...

ChandlerBang is a stand up guy. the only reason I passed on them is I need converted pinlocks to fit under the hump in my kegerator and I already have all ball lock fittings. so my loss will be someone elses gain. thanks again for being an honest guy ChandlerBang and best of luck to you.

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I usualy just sanitize and use tap water in the air lock. Now I am going to use vodka just to be sure. I've been brewing a few years now and this is the first time I've had a problem. Oh well either way the beer is going into the keg today.

yea thats right.. I sure got'em big old gnarley mold spore in the air lock. when I took the lid off the secondary there they were about two dozen of those fuzzy buggers looking drunknly back at me. so i guess next time it's vodka for the air lock and my self. so my question is hot water and...

well I guess I'm off to fat heads for a smoked porter after work, because that sounds great.