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    Need help, New Car...

    Take a test drive in the Volt. Neat technology. Luxury handling due to the even weight distribution. Instant power. Cheap to operate. Efficiency EV car w/handling feel of sport sedan - GM media doc 10/10/10 Chevy Volt Handling in the Snow and Ice Chevrolet Volt Named one of Car and...
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    Any tractor guys out there? Help

    You can change the center of a tire valve. Just drive until the valve is up then Jack the axle up to take the weight off so not much chloride will pour out.
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    Almost died tonight, and almost killed someone

    So glad you are safe. Hope that jerk sits a long time in jail. I know you were/are pumped up but please don't be so flippant about being ready to actually kill that ass. Don't want us law abiding gun owners to get a bad name.
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    Help - tri-clover sizes and compatibility

    Finally got a chance to take a pic of my setup. Figured I could save some fittings and complication by hanging the pump. Got the end input pump housing from ebay.
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    Help - tri-clover sizes and compatibility

    Looks good. You could possibly save some fittings if you use a three way valve. http://www.brewershardware.com/1-Tri-Clover-3-Way-Ball-Valve.html
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    Help - tri-clover sizes and compatibility

    If you ordered barbs from conical-fermentors.com they will have the 1.984 (1" or1.5") triclover. The 1/2" or 3/4" triclover size refers to standard pipe sizes. Triclovers were invented to be sanitary connections with standard metal pipe sizes. Barbed triclovers are more of a brewing adaptation...
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    Help - tri-clover sizes and compatibility

    http://www.brewershardware.com/how_to_use_tri_clover_fittings.html The pipe or valve size doesn't necessary match a tri-clover size. In theory you could have a 3/4 pipe with a 6" tri-clover. That said the 1.984" flange (often called 1" or 1.5") is the most common in homebrewing. Sounds like you...
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    Any tractor guys out there? Help

    I farm and have many tractors of all sizes. Have never seen a tire valve other then the same style found on cars. If you push the pin does air come out or is it seized.
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    Fifelee Brewery Build

    Yeh, I've washed kettles in a laundry sink. It is a pain. Plus a tub/sink would be great to wash the dog.
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    Fifelee Brewery Build

    I was looking at large sinks and got sticker shock. So I am planning on getting a old bathtub from the Habitat Restore and raising it up to sink level.
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    Fifelee Brewery Build

    The pour Drying All dry with my SS table moved in: The bling The future
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    Fifelee Brewery Build

    The concrete is poured over the blue board. It was just poured s Ill get a pic up soon. I love many glacier so have been thru babb many times.
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    Fifelee Brewery Build

    The rectangle box is a 4ft trough drain. I have a CAD drawing of the brewery. I'll try to post sometime.
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    Fifelee Brewery Build

    Yep...radiant floor heat. Might be a few years until I hook it up, but the tubing will be their waiting.
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