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60 qt Aluminum Kettle, predrilled Two 1/2 inch holes, one 1 inch for electric element. Pics show bulkhead with valve: those will removed and are not part of the sale! Themosensor in other port, will be left. Pot, lid, and one thermosensor only, holes included! Local pick up only, located south...

40 qt aluminum pot, with holes. Two 1/2 inch holes, one 1 inch for electric element. Pics show with thermometer and bulkhead with valve: those will removed and are not part of the sale! Pot and lid only, holes included! Local pick up only, located south of Sacramento, CA. (Elk Grove). $20

Hot Pod Element Enclosure, Weldless style, from brewhardware. Moving to hotrod, don't like holes in kettles. Two of them, with about 6+ feet of cord. Includes enclosure (pod), wire, lock nut, gasket, cord grip, pretty much what you would get when ordering, only used. $30 for both, local pick...

Counterflow chiller from NY Homebrew Supply. 1/2 copper tubing, 25 ft long. Used for about 18 months. Garden hose hook-ups for water, staight "plain" lines for wort. Switching gears, going back to IC. Nothing wrong with chiller. Since heavy and awkward, local pick up only. Located just south...

New pots with a new puppy!

I always start with blow off tube. If I remember or feel like it, I'll switch to airlock after a week.

Full size front door freezer for fermentation with a diy temp control stc-1000 for both cool and heat. Had an apt fridge for kegs (nice to keep hops in freezer in top) but it died so went to chest freezer for kegs. I like having front loading for carboys, but chest freezer is OK for kegs. Plus...

I only have barb fittings on the tail pieces, flare on everything else. It does make it easy to rearrange or add to and easy to clean ball lock fittings if needed. If I remember correctly, my starting keg stuff came that way in a kit (only barbs on tail fittings) and I just kept going the same...

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I agree with @jekeane about the portability of using propane. I only switched to electric (I know, BOO!, not what you were asking for) when I stopped moving, had a dedicated indoor-ish space, and could convince my brew friends to bring their propane based set up to my house when we all wanted to...

I've used brewinabag dot com for my first and only bag. Has lasted years. When I need a replacement I will go thru wilserbrewer (on HBT a lot). I would have gone thru him first if I were on HBT back then... biabbags dot webs dot com

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+5 gal Fuzzy Wuzzy NEIPA +5 gal What's For Breakfast? Oatmeal Stout 206

Just to throw in, I too tried to do natural gas indoors (closed garage with two hoods and a carbonmono detector). Second brew day inside, I started to feel light-headed and dizzy. That convinced me (and the wife) to go electric. While is was nerve racking to drill into the pot, it was better...

Yep! This is the way I typically harvest/keep yeast. If I need 1500mL of starter, I build 2000mL and keep 500 after in a small jar for next time. That 500mL jar gets built off of a couple of times (4-5) before I start over with fresh yeast. Usually gets used within 6 months at the longest.

They were probably talking about White Labs loyalty program. Redeem yeast labels. Check out different levels on their website.

I agree that working with 240v can be dangerous, but if you're comfortable with 120v and understand how to be safe with that, you can handle 240v. That attitude of wanting to be safe and refusing to take shortcuts will go a long way, and there's a ton of info here on HBT. I was going to buy a...

In that case, I highly recommend looking at Auber's DSPR line of SSR controls. Either EZboils or the DSPR1 are great tools and are easy to set up, use, and get support for.

Chiming in. I made the same move a couple of years ago, added bag to cooler. I left the braid and was using rice hulls. Then I wondered what would happen, took out the braid and stopped using hulls. Many brews later, this still cool. Did decide to add hook so grains could 'drip dry' between...