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I’ve got this burner I’d like to get rid of. $50 local pickup only around Lebanon NH. Not sure which model it is but it’s a great burner.

I’ve got a two tier synergy brewing stand with two burners built in. I’m building an electric system in my basement so sorry for the mess. It has the gas line plumbed so you just need one tank to run both burners. It worked great for me. I used the tower of power to control it but you could...

Controller is sold to the gentleman from Texas!

Someone make an offer before I go to eBay. Works as it should and a good option for propane automation. $225?

The liberty 404 looks like it’s what I need. Can handle 3/8” solids which is more than enough if I don’t just dump thick yeast slurry or hop sludge right down the drain without water. Thanks for the help!

Guys....this is not a debate on my practices. I want to flush my hop and yeast matter down my drain just like the **** that comes out of my body. I don’t produce enough hop and yeast matter to make a difference in the local water plant. I just need to know what pump I can use to pump the waste...

I have a very small lot, with two dogs, and no place for composting unfortunately. I do compost spent grain in the bushes. I don’t brew a ton right now so I figure it’s free fertilizer.

$250 shipped OBO need this thing gone!

I'm looking for recommendations for a pump to get waste water from a utility sink I'm installing in my basement. I saw some on Amazon that can handle solids (I'm thinking hops/tub/yeast gunk) but it looked like they were housed in a 6 gallon container--which I don't want in my sink cabinet or...

I’ve got one that will just have me wire everything up, inspect it, and tie into the panel. More so trying to get a handle on costs and making sure I use the right gauge wire. I already purchased a 50AMP breaker and a spa panel with 50AMP GFCI. I admittedly had a brain fart looking at the 30amp...

[ ] Ok I’m building a 50 amp panel. Just so I understand what is going on here.... 1) is that 60a breaker? 2) I’m assuming I need to run a new line to the panel with the a gfci (I know the answer to this)? 3) What wire do I need to run?

I was very surprised. I took a picture of the breaker and the wire.

I have a home built in the 1940s. The original 3 prong dryer plug (pictured) is the supply I wanted to tie into this line somehow so I don’t have to run a line all the way back to the panel to save some money. This may be a fallacy to be honest. Anyway, the ground for the house is about 18” from...

No it wasn’t. Didn’t want to energize it without checking things first. Also I don’t have the power supply finished yet. I’m also a little leary about having 220 open and energized while I have my hands inside the panel. If possible I’d rather test things without the power on.

I literally put one electrode on the incoming red wire and one on the outgoing wire on either side of the contactor. Everything else on either side of the contactor is good to go so far.

Thanks Doug! Started doing it and when I tested the boil and HLT contactors themselves they came back as open loop. Everything else, so far, seems to be functioning as usual. Before I pull my hair out does that sound normal?

So I ended up scraping the rims tube idea and am doing it as designed as a Herms system. I have the whole thing wired but I want to test everything before I get the power to it. What is the best way/protocol for checking everything?

Price Drop $275 shipped

Awesome!