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I would assume since the fridge is the only part dead... you still have co2? You can still force carb without the fridge, but you will need to crank up the pressure at higher temps. You can use this chart to figure out what you want that beer at. After you have it to where you want it, you could...

Here is mine. 14.8cu ft freezer I got on craigslist and a Love controller. I usually have 4 buckets in at a time with a little extra room.

Its not bad to quote other photos or other people, but its usually best to also link the source for reference. I, for one, would be interested in reading about Kladues experience with venting the skirt.

Lots and lots and lots of threads on this.. if you are carbonating a new keg, temp and style are big factors in picking a pressure. I am lazy and typically go for 12psi and let it sit for a week. Thats usually about the way we like it for most styles. I do have a second tank/regulator for when I...

Yeah, there are several threads on these... very neat and really not that expensive when all things are considered.

They are kind of small for brewing IMO, but no reason not to use them for kegging! Lots of people use sankes instead of corneys. I have a couple myself. The biggest pain is the snap ring, but no reason not to use them. I would actually prefer to move away from corneys and use all sankes, but...

Well, part of the reason a cask ale tastes the way it does is because of the oxygen. Technically, in a purist sense, cask ales do not use CO2 period. What you are talking about is what many people do already. I've naturally carbonated kegs before and dispensed with CO2. Works fine, but there is...

Lots of people use those, and they work pretty good for dispensing at a party or whatever. I would not try to use that to carb beer. If you really do not want to buy a co2 tank/regulator, then I would get that for dispensing and then naturally carb your keg like one big beer bottle.

Hey, it happens to all of us! Glad you got it sorted out, so enjoy some of that homebrew =) The other day, I was bottling off some beer from one of my kegs and when I pulled the hose off, the poppet was stuck and beer shot all over the place (mainly the ceiling and me). My wife was walking by...

So when you use the tap, it just "drips" foam.. not a glass full kind of thing? I would make sure the out tube is the one that goes to the bottom of the keg. IF the keg has pressure but you get a dribble of foam, my guess is something is wrong with the output. Either the wrong tube (short tube...

You might be surprised about a lack of response to your thread.. but this is not really the right location for your post. I would recommend taking some time to scroll down on the main forum and find the "Bottling/Kegging" section of the forum. You are not the first to have this kind of issue...

I brewed this on 7/3/10. Do to some change in plans, I ended up leaving this to dry hop for 2 weeks. I actually cold crashed for the last 5 days of that. I do not have any 60min to test side by side, but this beer is fantastic. One of the best I've made to date!

Awesome work on those, and I would also like a chance at winning one!

Not much I can say as to which to bring.. but at my wedding, I brought 4x 5g kegs of beer, 1x keg of apfelwein, and my buddy brought 2 more 5g kegs. I also had 2x 30 packs of bud light. At the end of the night, there was half a 30 pack of bud light and 1/4 keg of double chocolate stout...

Its not working. Probably your privacy settings on facebook. If you have the picture, I recommend uploading it to photobucket. From there, they give you a bbcode link that you can just paste in here for the image.

Haha, yeah.. thats the one. Obviously I do not drink much NB! I only had it once and it was awhile ago, I don't remember it being sweet at all. To me, fat tire is sickly sweet and I am pretty sensitive to that. However, I may have had quite a few to drink before I started to drink those, and my...

I am not so sure thats a whole lot better.. but I am sure you will enjoy it!

Here is one of me at the end of a brew day: