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Being a firefighter I usually brew during the week days. I get off of shift head home for some breakfast and get started. The kids are at school and wife at work. No interruptions and I'm done by the time the kids get off the bus!!

Ugly

I use Ibrewmaster and really like it. Has great timers for the mash and boil additions. Plus keeps track of all your batches. It'll send you a text when it's time for secondary, lager, bottle/keg or serve. Added bonus is a searchable database for recipes you can add to or download.

Ring

Sierra Nevada 12's. Good sturdy boxes with dividers. Love bottling in those stubbies!!!!

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Mother in law

Awesome thanks for sharing!!!

I've purchased from cornykeg.com. Excellent service and fast shipping. I bought the "damaged" kegs they some times have on clearance. They are all pressure tested and hold pressure. The only "problem" with them is the plastic handles are worn and they may need some new o rings. But for $14 a...

Just finished the wife's +100 =27,920. Now for my hundred gallons!!

Roughne

They are steel scba tanks. We use them for our air supply at fires. They fall under the same standard as any stel compressed gas tank. They are either 3000 psi or 4500 psi. You would need to read the tank markings to tell

Field

With mrb sometimes you see a bunch of activity and some times hardly any. Look at the bottom of the keg. If you see a whitish layer then your yeast are working. Leave your brew in the keg for 3 weeks. Then bottle and let sit for minimum of 2 weeks. Cheers

Falconers flight is a good hop, but def not a sub for simcoe. I tried it turned out a good IPA but def not the same as simcoe.

That would work great. I have a 30' 1/4" copper immersion chiller. I changed to fittings on a small jockey box to use as a prechiller. I can swap from prechiller to jockey box in no time.

Mr beer kit for my birthday last year. Pretty much skipped pm and went straight to AG. Just finished a keezer build and have my first batch carbing in a keg now!!!

Cornykeg.com has pin lock kegs in the clearance section for $14 plus shipping. I have some and the only problem is the plastic handles are very worn. They are pressure tested to 30 psi before shipment. A great deal and the shipping prices a very reasonable!!

Pm sent

If you want to experiment with AG in a small space go with brew in a bag. It's cheap with no expensive equipment.